Ruger Charger Archangel Brace Options

[Gingerbeard Man]

Pretty sure this will rub some people the wrong way, but don’t worry I have two of these Chargers. One I’ve left alone and then this one. I’ve currently got it in an Archangel stock. It looks like the back pops off to accept a buffer tube that I could then add a brace. A few questions.

1. How? Assuming I have a buffer tube, what additional do I need to attach it. The sling bolt looks to be too small to hold the latch plate.
2. Don’t really need a buffer tube and would rather add a picatinny brace adapter so I can use a folding brace. Anyone have any leads on where I can find this?

 

[Granite3]

If you have the standard polymer stock charger, the top rear has a piece you remove and you can add one of these.-

https://farrow.tech/ruger-22-charger-side-folding-brace-adapter/

These are cheaper than the Copper ones that Tim references-

His is for tube, Farrowtech is for folding brace-

https://coppercustom.com/copper-custom-ruger-22-charger-ar-pistol-brace-adapter

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

If you have the standard polymer stock charger, the top rear has a piece you remove and you can add one of these.-

https://farrow.tech/ruger-22-charger-side-folding-brace-adapter/

These are cheaper than the Copper ones that Tim references-

His is for tube, Farrowtech is for folding brace-

https://coppercustom.com/copper-custom-ruger-22-charger-ar-pistol-brace-adapter

thanks man. My other charger is in the Polymer stock but I’m more looking for the option for the Archangel stock.

 

[redtail]

JB Weld a small section of 1913 rail on the back and add SB folder to it.

 

[cmshoot]

Without threads, I don’t see how it would accept an M4 receiver extension.

 

[cmshoot]

Using screws and/or Acraglas, you can mount a short picatinny rail section back there, then use this: https://www.thordsencustoms.com/picatinny-buffer-tube-adapter/.html

Alternately, using Acraglas (or similar) and maybe a cross bolt, you can permanently attach an M4 receiver extension straight to the cavity in your chassis.

 

[Spotter]

I have used these folding adapters before with good results. They cost $16. Just use a brace that mounts on a buffer tube.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/7-62x39-Si...664802?hash=item2cdb1ce462:g:l9EAAOSwHOZcDiR6

Hope this helps!

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

I have used these folding adapters before with good results. They cost $16. Just use a brace that mounts on a buffer tube.

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/7-62x39-Si...664802?hash=item2cdb1ce462:g:l9EAAOSwHOZcDiR6

Hope this helps!

thank you! How do you attach it with no threads?