Description
The GHOST MANUFACTURING GR-22 is a chassis system for your Ruger 10/22. This system accepts mil-spec sized carbine stocks, AR-15 grips, picatinny compatible sighting systems, and other accessories. Use furniture and accessories you already have, or take advantage of the incredible pricing on firearms accessories to give your 10/22 a whole new look.
Our system is made from a highly durable, fiberglass reinforced nylon blend. It also incorporates brass threaded inserts at all connection points, and an anodized aluminum block for securing the grip.
We offer a lifetime warranty.
Comments (48)
So does it come with a grip and stock or not?
So you can buy this riffle for only $44.98 total and it's ready to shoot,?
For some reason after using a mallet to get it together my bolt won't cycle. I have a ss 10/22. Is there a difference bcuz the stock looks bowed out and in the receiver area and bolt won't cycle.
Are the grip and stock available for purchase as well? Do you guys @ghostmanufacturing have a packsge that includes all three? If not you may want to consider making one!
Dude I am just scared by the mallet assisted installation part lol.
$300-350 for a m&p 22 vs $200 for a ruger 10/22 and 50 for this chassis. :) im cheap.
This is a really good product, got mine yesterday. No lie, its a really tight fit. I had to use a mallet to get the receiver into the frame, but no theres no damage or scratches. One thing important to note is that the keymod holes are just aesthetics, i was going to use my left over bmc rail covers and they dont line up at all. Had ghost manu. Confirm its just for aesthetics. This chassis very light. I had a talo edition 10/22 and ghost manuf chassis is lighter then that set up. I recommend 100%.
I received my kit today. It took me longer to get the receiver in than it did to assemble the rest of the kit. But as far as the rest goes, it is what it is. Plastic. The screws are cheap. The brass that the screws go into is decent. Once you get it together it's actually not bad at all. It's a tight fit and feels great. I am using the MFT Minimalist stock in SDE with matching grip and rail covers. I'm very pleased with it. I'm glad I bought this over the Archangel EX kit for a fraction of the price. And I have a barrel shroud from a Archangel kit that I'm going to cut down to make it look a little beefier. 10/10 would recommend for the money spent.
Can't you simply go to a hardware store and upgrade the fasteners? Stainless steel screws aren't cheap, but I doubt you need very many fasteners. There are other materials available as well. I would think a drop of blue Loctite applied to each screw would sufficiently keep them in place. I've got a few 10/22 setups, including one with a .920" stainless steel bull barrel, a Burris Sweet 22 scope and the Archangel stock with Harris bipod. It's a tack driver for sure.
Looking forward to building this one...
I don't want to loctite mine because I want to be able to access it to clean it. But if you chose to upgrade then a single pack from Home Depot or lowes would be enough.
Received mine today. I'm impressed with the speed of delivery and updates I received from the seller.
Admittedly this is my first experience with an aftermarket 10/22 chassis but honestly, unless I'm missing something, I'm not at all disappointed in mine. It is polymer...but that was known when I ordered it. I had to provide the grip and stock myself but that was also known. As far as the hardware, it is what I would consider to be minimal...6 screws in all...but it seems to be effective. I assembled in about 10 minutes including the 5 or so it took to force the receiver into the chassis. It is a TIGHT fit. I didn't experience a stripping issue but was careful not to over tighten the screws as they were going into brass encased in polymer. It seems to be sturdy but I will Loctite all hardware in the morning before testing it out on the range. Hopefully the mixed reviews I've found online about Loctite and brass are a non issue and the set up will hold fine.
All in all, for $57 shipped, compared to other models available, I look forward to enjoying this one on the range. If I had another spare 10/22, I'd buy again at this point. Will update the board if any issues arise.
What other models are you referring to? That this is polymer is a non-issue. I have seven polymer AR15 systems sitting here next to me as I write, and not one has ever failed or broken. I think people who talk about the polymer being cheap just aren't using them. I've carried polymer pistols my whole career in law enforcement, including the Hk USP40, Glock 17, 19, 22, & 23, and the Sig Sauer 2340 AKA SigPro, and not one has broken. The only reason I have so many polymer framed pistols is the fact I'm a true gunslut.
Can't wait to get this one. I'm hoping the screws you mentioned can be replaced with something of better quality if they are as crappy as indicated. Blue Loctite will help too.
Received mine, mounted it, I agree with No sale. Tight fit, light, shoulders good with a Magpul fixed stock and MOE grip. Will update further after zeroing my optic and testing at the range, hopefully this coming weekend.
It is what it is. I'm not gonna bitch a fit over the $50 I spent on this plastic chassis. Although I wanted another Troy ind. chassis I could not bring my cheap ass to dropping $300 so I settled for this. It fits tight but is feather light. I have not taken it to the range yet but we'll see.
UPDATE.... Took to the range and the bolt would not cycle. Took the rifle apart cleaned it and everything works fine now.
Guys, I put mine together and it is garbage. I'm trying to return.
Well that's not what I wanted to hear :(
Can you be more specific? what's the biggest problem with it? is it sloppy fit? flexes? what?
i just ordered my kit. ill let yall know what its like once i get it.
Just got this today. Fast shipping. It's a pretty crappy set. Like $5 of plastic. Really hard to the receiver in. I would say $25 with shipping is the right price.
damn for real? :(
It looks so cool in the pictures :/
If you have youtube I'd love to see a review on it even if it's just a unbox 'n talk.
I've never owned a gun that needed a dress on it, pretty gay.
Very interested in this but waiting for the reviews. I'd love to turn my meek wimpy 10/22 into a evil black ninja gun. :-)
Quick response from ghost manufacturing
Should be receiving Saturday
In for one 2 days ago but haven't received any response to my order
I hope they're killing it with the incoming orders cause I'm getting nervous and might have to eat my icon rifle
Good afternoon,
Send me an email to [email protected] and I'll get your order details to you.
The handgun is as unique as America. A dozen or so seems like a reasonable start.
In for one. Will update everyone once I receive it.
So far so good. I received shipping info this morning as well
got my shipping conf and its got tracking updates should have it by monday
please do I couldn't find anything on these online.. and I searched high and low.
If you're on youtube I think you'd be the first one to review it.
Anyone have one of these? How's the fitment? Any mods needed? What's the finish like? Well made? Etc. On the fence of buying one, price seems good
Wish I didn't buy a stock from shitty planet optics instead. #imdumberthanobama.
Shipping is $6 brings a total for me to $55.97. Went ahead and bought one, I've got a spare 1022 that I bought recently for a really good price so I'll give this chassis a try and see how it functions.
Wow, Looks awesome and reasonably priced.
To bad I don't have a 10/22 it makes me wanna go get one just for this.
10/22 should be one of the first guns anyone owns. Shame of you! Get buying. Or wait until Black Friday...
True story! I bought my first one when I was twelve years old for $40. Now I own several, including one very sweet setup with all the goodies. My second purchase that year was a Harrington & Richardson twelve gauge breech action broomstick style shotgun for $60. One of the other 10/22 systems I have began as a $35 garage sale gun.
Every redneck kid I grew up with has those two guns.
Haha. The 10/22 Is the gateway gun. It Was my 1st rifle. Addicted since
I've got a savage 64 and a marlin 60 so I was never in any hurry to get a 10/22
The handguns always steal my money.
I bought one awhile back @$50. Today it's $67.46
Does not have grip or stock. It was a bit hard to get the receiver in with some tapping. Arrives in a plastic bag. Had a small nick in the receiver. Super lightweight. The forehand is pretty thin. Too thin, borderline flexible, so I wouldn't trust the full length picatinnys to much more than a light. Eyeballing the rail, it looks a little off. My 10/22 has a bull barrel, so the adapter at the muzzle does not fit, and does not have anyway to secure the end to a bull.
All in all, not bad, but really not great. Put the hogue stock back on. First person that offers me $40 for it could take it off my hands.