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The Archangel AA556RNB gives your Ruger 10/22 the look and handling of an M4-style flat-top carbine without touching a single tool beyond the basics. It's a true drop-in swap, so your barreled action moves straight from the factory stock into this one with no gunsmithing required. The whole thing is molded from carbon fiber and glass-reinforced polymer, so it shrugs off years of range days and truck-bed abuse while staying reasonably light on the sling.
This is a full system, not just a shell. You get an upper receiver housing with an integrated full-length Picatinny top rail for optics, a free-float handguard with a lower forend rail for lights, grips, or bipods, and a six-position collapsible buttstock that runs from 10.25 to 14.25 inches of pull. Four steel QD sling swivel hardpoints are molded in, and there's hidden storage in both the pistol grip and the stock extension tube for spare batteries, ear plugs, or a small cleaning kit. The finger-grooved grip fills the hand nicely and keeps the whole rifle feeling planted.
The AA556RNB is built to fit and free-float all standard cut 10/22 barrels along with bull barrels up to .920 inches in diameter, which covers most aftermarket setups folks tend to run. Since the handguard floats the barrel rather than clamping it, your accuracy potential stays intact once everything is squared away. A polyurethane bolt buffer, an extended paddle-style magazine release, and a polymer muzzle device round out the kit, the last of which lets you hang gas-block-height AR-15 front sights right on your factory barrel.
One practical tip from folks who've built these: dry-fit your receiver and magazine before final assembly. A little casting flash can make things snug on some units, and a few minutes with a file gets everything seated clean. This is the no-bayonet version, so no display blade is included in the box.
No, it's designed as a drop-in fit that moves your barreled action from the factory stock into the Archangel with basic tools. Most people have it done in well under an hour. Some units may have a little casting flash, so it's smart to dry-fit the receiver and magazine and clean up any tight spots with a file before final assembly.
Yes. The AA556RNB fits and free-floats all standard cut 10/22 barrels along with bull barrels up to .920 inches in diameter. That covers most common factory and aftermarket barrel setups.
No, this is the No Bayonet (RNB) version, so the display bayonet is not included. If you want the version that ships with the polymer display bayonet, that's the standard AA556R model instead. Everything else in the kit is the same.
You can. The upper receiver housing has a full-length Picatinny top rail for optics, and the lower forend rail handles lights or bipods. Keep in mind the optic mounts to the stock's rail rather than the barrel, so take your time getting a solid zero, and a red dot or low-power optic pairs well with the 10/22's rimfire range.
| UPC | 708279009884 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AA556RNB |
| Product Type | Conversion Stock |
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