Timber Creek Enforcer Ruger 10/22 Chassis – Red Aluminum, Right-Hand

Description

The Timber Creek Enforcer Chassis takes the tired factory 10/22 wood stock and swaps it for something built to be modded, tuned, and made your own. It's machined from aircraft-grade aluminum in a skeletonized layout that trims a ton of weight compared to a stock stock, and the red anodized finish gives it that unmistakable Timber Creek look on the range. Everything drops in around a right-hand Ruger 10/22 action, so this is a foundation piece meant to grow with your build.

What Sets the Enforcer 10/22 Chassis Apart

The machining here is the real story. M-LOK slots sit at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions up front so you can hang a bipod, hand stop, or whatever accessories your setup calls for. The forend has an angled, ribbed section that works great for resting against a barricade or bag to lock in a stable position, and the rear is threaded for an MSR buffer tube. That means you get to pick your own AR-style pistol grip and finish off the back end with the tube and stock or brace you like best.

Building Out Your Red Enforcer Chassis

Installation is about as simple as it gets. Pull the barrel and action out of your old stock, drop them into the chassis, run the included screws, and you're most of the way there. From there it's your call on the grip, buffer tube, and rear setup. Folks who have run this one consistently praise the fit and finish and how light the whole thing feels in hand once it's together.

Whether you're chasing tighter groups at a local rimfire match or just want a 10/22 that turns heads at the plinking bench, the Enforcer gives you a rock-solid, good-looking base to build from. It fits standard 10/22 rifles, and the modular design means you're never boxed into one configuration. Consider this the starting line for a build that's limited by nothing but your parts bin and your imagination.