I bought the complete chassis which include the handrail, base and brace. The Chassis is very well made and much more substantial then the one that comes from Ruger. The barrel and upper and lower fit very snuggly and it looks great. The takedown model I have has a 10” barrel. The hand guard is longer and fits the longer barrel. It fits great in your hand as well. The handrail comes with 2 Picatinny rails for mounting on the sides. Each one attaches with 2 screws so you have the option to mount them or not. It also has a built in the place for a Bi-Pod if you choose to install one. You will need to order a part from AGP to mount the Bi-Pod. It takes no more than five minutes with a screw driver to install The magic of the chassis is in the Folding Brace. First the Brace is adjustable out to the 13 1/2 limit as per Federal Law. The Brace is the tail hook model. Folding is a simple affair. Just push a button and fold the brace. When folded the barrel there is a built in holder to hold the barrel making it a nice small package. If you want to use a Silencer the buffer tube can accommodate one that is up to 6” long and 1” OD. AGP makes a plug a that you push on the buffer tube to secure the silencer or what ever else you want to put there. The brace can be deployed with the plug in. All in all a great product in every respect. It looks fa better then the original chassis from Ruger. With the Brace you have a very capable weapon.

Item arrived as expected. Installation was simple. My problem was that I wanted to use the bipod set that came with the Charger. After looking at it I made a special spacer to take up the play under the clamping nut and the bipod. That done noticed there is no rib at the back of the bipod so it sits at a slight angle, but nut gets tight so you don’t really notice. Once you have the bipod legs in the up position it all blends together. Will take to range to test, I now know what a Harris type mount is.

I ordered this part for the AGP Arms forearm on my Ruger 10-22 Takedown. I didn't want to mount a bipod to the rail on the side of the forearm and I couldn't find any other options. The mount installed very easily with an allen wrench, not much to this step. I was glad to find that Amazon has several good options for Harris style bipods so I ordered one from them. I was pleasantly surprised on how easy it installs and how solid it locks up to the rifle. It also provides a nice clean minimalist look that prompted me to remove the unused side rails I have mounted on the forearm. The mount and bipod are very stable while shooting and I can't tell the difference between this setup and a rail mounted bipod. Overall, this is a great mount that I strongly recommend for easy install, minimalist in function and style, and durability.