Knoxx Stocks for Axiom R/F 1022 rifle and Ruger .22 Charger pistols

    Jan. 30, 2009
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    BLACKHAWK! Products Group’s KNOXX Stocks is introducing two Axiom R/F stocks to the 2009 line up. The BLACKHAWK! Axiom R/F Rifle Stock for Ruger 10/22 rifles takes the 10/22 rifles to the next level of performance, function and accuracy with a design that incorporates an adjustable length of pull carbine stock, a radical free float barrel channel, and durable reinforced polymer construction. The Axiom R/F rifle stock’s adjustable length-of-pull has 6 positions for a proper fit and improved shooter performance. There are multiple ambidextrous sling mounting locations for slings and lanyards. The Axiom R/F rifle stock weighs 1 lb and 2 oz. The KNOXX Axiom R/F Stock for Ruger’s 22 Charger pistol is a replacement stock made of durable reinforced ultra light-weight polymer featuring a comfortable ergonomic grip with integrated textured grooves for a positive no-slip grip. The free-floated barrel channel accommodates any size barrel and the Axiom stock is compatible with bi-pods and single point slings.

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