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The Midwest Industries 13-inch M-LOK handguard turns a stock Ruger 10/22 Takedown into a proper platform for optics, lights, lasers, and slings. It ships as a slim free-float tube that slides over the barrel and locks down with a single mounting bolt, and because your optic mounts to the handguard rather than the receiver, you get a repeatable zero that the factory setup can't quite match on a takedown gun. Folks who were frustrated by receiver-mounted optics and barrel wobble tend to see a noticeable accuracy bump once the glass sits out on the barrel.
This one is machined from 6061 aluminum and finished with a Type 3 hard coat anodizing, so it shrugs off range abuse and holds up for the long haul. You get a full-length Picatinny top rail for your optic, eight sides of M-LOK slots for accessories, and two built-in anti-rotation QD sling sockets so you can run a sling without hunting for real estate. It measures 13 inches with a 1.290-inch inside diameter and weighs right around 9.9 ounces installed, which keeps the front end light and easy to point.
Installation is straightforward with the included mounting bolt and wrench, though there are a couple of things worth knowing up front. You'll need to pull the factory rear sight off the barrel so the tube can slide on, and since the 10/22 Takedown separates at the barrel, perfect alignment can take a few tries. Start by lining the handguard up with the top edges of the factory stock, and a little patience gets it dialed. The included 5-slot polymer M-LOK rail gives you a ready spot to add a light or hand stop right out of the box.
Made in America and backed by the Midwest Industries lifetime warranty, this is a solid pick whether you're setting up a range plinker, a truck gun, or a full custom takedown build.
It's designed for the newer Ruger 10/22 Takedown models, so it's worth confirming your rifle is a current-production takedown before ordering. It is not made for the standard fixed-barrel 10/22. The matching 8-inch version (MI-1022-8H) is also offered if you'd rather run a shorter setup on a Charger or barrel-cut build.
Yes, you'll need to remove the factory rear sight from the barrel so the tube can slide over it. The handguard mounts using the included bolt and wrench, and no gunsmithing is required beyond that. Take your time lining it up with the factory stock edges for the cleanest alignment.
Absolutely, and that's one of the biggest reasons people buy it. The full-length top Picatinny rail lets you mount your optic directly to the barrel instead of the receiver, which gives a takedown rifle a more repeatable zero. Many owners report better accuracy once the glass sits out front on the barrel.
It does. There are two built-in anti-rotation QD sockets so you can drop in QD sling swivels without adding extra hardware. You also get eight sides of M-LOK slots if you'd rather run an M-LOK sling mount or other accessories.
| UPC | 812102032625 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MI-1022-13H |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 13 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Free Float |
| Style | M-LOK |
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