r/canadaguns • u/NeruLight • 6d ago

Fix my gun / Modding I turned my 10/22 into a TM-22

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Still building this one out so only a quick one here. I can’t wait to post the “and now I have two rifles” post in a couple more weeks. 😭 (this is the Fletcher RifleWorks OpenTop 11/22 Takedown Receiver).

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u/therowdyirishman 6d ago

Worth it just for not having to fiddlefuck around with the 10/22 charging handle/guide rod install during reassembly. It would be interesting to see a side by side comparison of return to zero with this design vs the TM22.

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 6d ago

It’s pretty easy to install the charging handle once you know the feel, or if you have the charging handle install tool from TandemKross/Gunsmither. There are 3D printed versions of the tool too but I don’t know the durability.

I considered the Fletcher too, but the 10/22 doesn’t need to be cleaned that often 😓 (haha)

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u/NeruLight 6d ago

My too-tight TK buffer and TK trigger with like three extra screws are even more reasons why I prefer this setup! I actually have the TK gunsmither tool and although it isn’t really needed for removal I do find it helpful for reinstall. The absolute worst is the Adler RF-224 receiver however, that one is practically designed to slice your fingers lol

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u/Status_Ticket5044 5d ago

Reinstalling the bolt and charging handle on an RF-224 is as bad as or worse than a 10/22 PLUS sharper edges. Can concur. TM-22 is def easier but you're disturbing zero and wearing out the aluminum where the screws thread.

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u/NeruLight 5d ago

Yeah the scariest thing is how thin the TM-22 receiver is. My RF-224 is always falling apart now because all the pins and screws are super loose. The buffer pin slides right through