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Jesse SmithGreensburg, PA
Date: 04/13/2012
I've had my CH22 for 4 months now and not able to say enough positive things about it.
Great quality and is a great start for a tactical 10/22 build.

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Dekon JonesDayton, OR
Date: 06/06/2010
CH22 Receiver is a great product. I use an AR15 style brass catcher and it is always in the way when using the standard 10/22 bolt handle. Now I can strap the catcher on and shoot till it is full without the hassle of always having to readjust it after a clearing or magazine change. The built in picatinny rail also gives more scope clearance with the large AO scopes I use on my varmint 10/22's.
Spendy yes? Worthy every penny, you bet! You will forget about the cost once you have tried one and will never want to go back to the OEM type on any future builds.
Also you can't put a price on the coolness factor and the comments you get at the range.

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Charles StoneLincoln, NE
Date: 05/19/2010
Its about time someone came up with something new for a 10/22 instead of all the recycled stuff over and over. If you are an AR fan like I am, you will love this receiver. The rear charging handle is solid stainless steel and is a good way to cock the bolt without having to reach around the gun to the other side. The machining quality is very high and the finish is also very high. This receiver is one of the few things that I've bought for awhile that actually was a nice as I hoped it would be. Now how about one in 22 magnum?????

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Tony FarmerWestminster, MD
Date: 04/19/2010
This receiver is very well made and is a good update to a proven design. The rear charging handle allows you to cock the gun or clear a jam without having to fumble around with it. The charging handle is heavy duty metal and not cheap plastic. If you are going to put together a pistol (or a rifle), don't forget to also get the vblock to attach the barrel. It does not come with one and you will need it. If you are a 10/22 lover like I am, this is a good addition to your collection.

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Cam LeeCheyenne, WY
Date: 09/26/2011
Works fantastic! At first there were some hang-ups with the charging handle (When a shot was fired the spent case would get stuck between the charging handle and the bolt or the case wouldn't fully eject and get smashed between the edge of the ejection port and the bolt) but after firing a couple hundred rounds through it (Probably just needed breaking in). It maybe jams once in 250 shots after the first 500 rds ish. Great addition to any 10/22!
Barrel used - Tactical Innovations .920 1/16 twist threaded barrel
Stock used - Hogue Overmold
Stock bolt
Stock trigger
Note: Didn't work very well with the factory magazine but with Butler Creek Steel Lips 25rd. magazine it worked fantastic.

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Andrew ScottIndianapolis, IN
Date: 11/11/2012
I love the design of this receiver, and it is a nicely machined piece. I do like the fact that there is no charging handle hanging out the side for multiple reasons. Nothing to snag and makes for a slimmer package. Cool!
Operation has been another thing. With about 200 rounds through it, It still jams -a lot. I have pretty good luck with factory Ruger 10 round rotary mags - it cycles through those pretty much without a hitch now -but early on jammed every few shots. However, Tactical Innovations own mags, including my (gorgeous) billet machined aluminum one will not feed this thing and it's driving me nuts. Jams almost *every* shot. I've adjusted them all over the place. Just like another poster stated -the jams are between the bolt and the charging handle forward end -best as I can figure. Sometimes they end up jammed between the bolt and the forward end of the port.
I am using a factory Ruger bolt, but have replaced the extractor with an EDM cut one. That helped a bit. Next thing to try is a CNC bolt -but getting this thing to work reliably is getting more expensive than I'd like.

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