Reviews & Ratings for TANDEMKROSS Advantage Charging Handle and Picatinny Scope Base, Ruger 10/22 — 22 reviews — Page 1

Very well made and super handy. Makes racking the bolt open a breeze.

This item did not disappoint. It does exactly what it says. I am now able to charge my Ruger from either the left or the right. Definitely worth the money.

Ordered this item in hopes that it would help to charge from the left side as well as the right. This item did not disappoint install super easy and now I can either charge from the left or the right side.

These are awesome!! No need to take your hand off the trigger and they are a great mount for a scope.

A noticeable difference in pull weight verses the right hand factory side and limits the factory grip. I think with a larger handle on the right hand factory side and recoil rod and spring upgrade it will possibly work better.
All in all though I think it's a great upgrade.

I really like these charging handles. Allows me to keep my right hand in place and not have to make an over or under charge with my left hand. Allows for charging from either side as well. I have put these on several 10/22s. My granddaughters love them. When friends shoot my 10/22s they like this charging system. Great product.

I wanted a left side charging handle on my ruger 10 22 so I thought that I would give this a try. It actually functions pretty well if you just have it on an old back yard plinker. It seems to be sturdy enough for a cheap red dot sight.

Got my Tandemkross ambidextrous charging handle for my ruger 10/22 and it's a great addition to my setup. Now that I can use my left hand to charge my rifle I'm going to make a brass catcher for it.I really would recommend this device to anyone that has a 10/22. Two thumbs up � �

May be a minor inconvenience nonetheless when I purchase a product as simple as this I shouldn't have to customize it. Holes where screws sit to lock the rail assembly down to the receiver weren't deep enough to engage the threads. Had to drill each down to allow the screws enough length out of the bottom of the rail mounts to engage the receiver. Like I said not a big deal but it should just mount without issue. If screws supplied had been 1/16 inch longer or mounting holes had been a hair deeper wouldn't have been an issue. Also previous reviews describing the mounts being plastic while the rail is metal are correct. Rail itself is low quality as well. Functionality once mounted is satisfactory but the aforementioned issue plus sub part component quality will make me shy away from TandemKross products now.

I was a little nervous after ordering this because at least one review said it was polymer and/or of poor quality; also, one review said the scope ring screws were in the way. I had none of those problems. I installed this (on an OEM receiver) , and it works great! The charging handle is made of metal, and the overall quality is sturdy (it's quite heavy and robust). So I'm not sure what the neg. review was talking about. It works well pulling on the aftermarket "PA Extended Fluted Charging Handle" I ordered from Acculite (formerly Whistle Pig), so this product works to engage aftermarket charging handles as well as OEM charging handles. I did mount my Vortex Hunter scope rings with the screws on the right (toward the ejection port) so they wouldn't interfere with the "Advantage Charging Handle and Picatinny Scope Base" (ACH&PSB), however. I COULD have mounted the screws facing the ACH&PSB and still operated it, depending on the scope & ring placement, but for the scope I selected, I needed to place the rings in a spot that would have interfered a little bit, so I flipped them to the ejection side. They are fine on that side and do not interfere with the extended charging handle (i.e. the "normal," non-ACH&PSB charging handle on the ejection port side). So, it's all good. It works great. It's sturdy and, TBH, my two range buddies kind of want one for their 10/22s also. haha. NOTE: If you're really worried about the scope ring screws impeding the function and don't...
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