Ruger .22 Charger Pistols Now With Polymer Stocks

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posted on September 1, 2015
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Ruger has announced the addition of polymer stock models to the recently re-engineered .22 Charger and .22 Charger Takedown pistol line. The line was first introduced in 2007 and re-engineered in 2014.

The main difference between the polymer pistol and the laminate version is weight, with the .22 Charger Pistol weighing in at just 3.1 pounds, and the Takedown at 3.2 pounds.

Models ship with either the BX-1, 10-round magazine or the BX-15 magazine, a 15-round version of the BX-25 magazine, which is the perfect height when shooting with the included bipod from either the prone position or from a bench. The BX-15 is compatible with all factory original 10/22 rifles, SR-22 rifles, 22 Charger pistols, .22 LR Ruger American Rimfire rifles and .22 LR Ruger 77/22 rifles.

For more on the Ruger .22 Charger Pistols, please enjoy the following articles:

NRA Gun of the Week: Ruger .22 Charger Takedown Pistol
Ruger 10/22 Charger Takedown
Editor's Picks—New for 2015: Ruger Charger Pistol
Ruger 10/22 BX Trigger

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