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AGP Arms Handguard for Ruger 10/22 Takedown®, 22 Charger, and Standard Rifle
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AGP Arms Handguard for Ruger 10/22 Takedown®, 22 Charger, and Standard Rifle
This product is for 10" and longer barrels. For shorter barrels, look at our short handguard.
This is AGP Arms' latest product designed specifically for the factory Ruger 10/22 Takedown®. Until now, you were required to keep your original handguard when using the AGP Arms folding stock kit. We now have a handguard that matches perfectly to the latest version of our folding stock kit.
The handguard section installs easily to the factory barrel with one screw. We offer a Quick Disconnect socket standard on the bottom front of the handguard to allow a sling or quick detach mount for accessories such as a bipod or foregrip. Additionally, we offer optional Picatinny Rail attachments for the handguard with seven slots to allow standard flashlight, red dot, and other accessories. We also offer it machined to accept Magpul's X-22 Optic Mount as an option.
If you have purchased one of our folding stock kits over the past two years, this will be a great addition to your already awesome takedown rifle. Or if you are interested in mounting accessories to your Ruger® Takedown and you are not interested in our folding stock kit, you can purchase this separately. This handguard was designed to work with the AGP stock so alignment may not be perfect with other stocks including the factory stock. See pictures showing this handguard with the factory stock.
We can machine this handguard to fit with factory bull barrel and the aftermarket .920 barrels on the market. Add the billet T block and mount this handguard to a standard non-takedown 10/22®.
Handguard length is 7" but only looks right on 10"+ barrels.
Handguard is constructed with Glass Filled Nylon
Reviews
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Front end
Part didn't fit without sanding down the end
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agp handguard
I like the new handguard and have paired it with the magpul rail. The only issue I had was that once the magpul part had been installed, the handguard would not go into battery. I had to remove the unit and use a Dremel to clearance in front of the magpul part towards the receiver. It only took 5 minutes to remove the material. Now the handguard and rail work flawlessly. Thanks, Jeff
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Honestly, this thing is the mayor of tiddy city. It’s clever, tight, and well built. I wish I would have dreamed this up.
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10/22 ruger. Folding stock and handguard.
Works well. Happy with overall performance.
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Hand gard for 10/22
Needed to be sanded down so it would allow the gun to go together.
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handguard review
its pretty good except that the screws for the picatinny rails were very hart to install and I would prefer the screws to be hex machine screws. And it would also be nice for the bipod mound piece to be included.
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Added Versatility
It's great to be able to run tapered barrels in addition to .920 barrels on the AGP takedown stock.
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Chunky, hefty, rock solid, and perhaps a little overpriced
Standard Barrel 10/22 with Billet T-Block Handguard The Good: Please understand that I write this review from wanting to build an ultra lightweight setup. For me this handguard is astonishingly heavy, perhaps too thick in certain areas. It's bombpoof and solid feeling. For us lighter weight folks, maybe a 'Gen II Handguard' could shave ounces off this design and still have substantial material in critical areas. The handguard is rock solid and so hefty I got tired just looking at it. For most people it adds weight/balance in places it needs it most. So again not a bad thing it's heavy. If you decide to do this handguard, T-Block billet adapter, and 2 picatinny rails you will have added well over a pound to your rifle's weight. While not ideal for my intentions needs, this is an excellent handguard for 95% of people's needs The Bad: If you have a standard (non take-down) 10/22 it's disappointing to see full price on this handguard. Takedown Handguards are nearly half the cost at the time of this writing. Again if you (AGP) choose NOT make a 'full' solid one-piece stock (therfore necessitating that we purchase this handguard to have a full rifle) then please don't penalize us on the price simply becasue we own a 'standard' 10/22 The Ugly: I like the look of AGP products and on paper or priced separately they are very eye-catching. When you sit down ad add up what you need to have a 'full' stock on your 'standard' rifle it can get a little crazy; folding stock+handguard+T Block adapter+1" recoil pad+two picatinny rails. You can quickly approach retail price of an entire new 10/22. Still not sure why they don't do a 'full' stock for 'standard' rifle, even at $120 it would be worthwhile; purpose-built, ounces lighter, and not just some bolted-on adaption to also please the 'standard' rifle owners. You need between 3-6 'parts' from AGP to have a full stock the way you want it if you have a 'standard' rifle. Overall rating still 4/5
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nice fit good looks
I liked everything about the new fore end, I had purchased the folding stock a year or so earlier so it looks complete. the original Ruger fore-end didn't mate well with the folding stock profile. My only beef is the price, even on sale it seems a little $$$ but I like the finished look and am glad I went this route.