Luth Ar MCA22

Welcome back to the clown show, Mayhem Mafia. Sarge Mayhem, your favorite BOP Agent, here to drop some knowledge bombs on a piece of gear that just might make your Ruger 10/22 go from backyard plinker to tactical powerhouse: the MCA-22 Chassis from Brownells.

First Impressions

Right out of the box, this thing screams "serious business." It’s got that sleek, modern aluminum construction that makes you feel like you're about to breach and clear the local range. It’s lightweight but solid as hell, with a design that feels more like something you'd slap on an AR than your grandpappy’s squirrel gun. And for those of us running the 10/22 as a training platform or just embracing the rimfire life, this chassis is a game-changer.

Fit and Finish

Fitment on the Ruger 10/22 is tight and precise—none of that wobbly, rattle-trap nonsense you get with some aftermarket stocks. The chassis locks the receiver in place like a vice, giving you that stable platform needed for consistent accuracy. Plus, the anodized finish is clean and durable, ready to take a beating whether you're running drills or just flexing on the 'Gram.

Ergonomics and Customization

Here’s where the MCA-22 really shines. The chassis features an M-LOK rail system, allowing you to attach all your tacticool goodies—bipods, lights, grips, or even a bottle opener for those post-range beers (you know, for hydration purposes). The adjustable stock is a huge win, especially for those of us who need to tweak length of pull and cheek weld to get that perfect shooting position.

The pistol grip compatibility is also a nice touch. I threw on a Magpul grip to keep it consistent with my AR setup, and the transition between platforms is seamless. Plus, that vertical grip option gives you better control when you're sending those tiny .22 pills downrange.

Performance

Let’s talk recoil management—or the lack thereof. It’s a .22, so obviously recoil isn’t a big deal, but the added weight and stability of the MCA-22 chassis turns this thing into a laser beam. I was ringing steel at 100 yards with ease, and even stretching it out to 200 wasn’t a problem with good ammo and a decent optic.

The enhanced stability also makes follow-up shots stupid fast. Whether you're hammering out quick doubles or running speed drills, this chassis keeps the rifle planted and on target.

Tactical Applications

For those of us in the ShadowBannedITS crew who use the 10/22 for low-cost training, this chassis bridges the gap between rimfire fun and serious practice. The AR-style ergonomics and control layout allow you to run drills and transitions that translate directly to your centerfire rifle setup. Plus, with the M-LOK slots, you can kit this thing out like your duty rifle without breaking the bank on ammo.

The Downsides

Alright, let’s keep it real: it’s not cheap. The MCA-22 chassis comes in at a price point that makes some people question whether it's worth throwing that much money at a .22. But for those of us who see the 10/22 as more than just a plinker, this investment pays off in spades.

Also, while the chassis is solid, the install can be a bit of a pain for those who aren’t familiar with chassis systems. A little patience and a YouTube tutorial or two will get you there, but it's not quite drop-in simple.

Final Verdict

The MCA-22 Chassis from Brownells takes the humble Ruger 10/22 and turns it into a true training platform or even a precision rimfire rifle. It’s durable, highly customizable, and bridges the gap between fun and function. Whether you're running speed drills, hunting small game, or just want to look like an absolute menace at the range, this chassis delivers.

Is it overkill for a .22? Maybe. But for us degenerate Bannedits who live for the grind and want that consistency between platforms, the MCA-22 is worth every penny.

Sarge’s Rating: 9/10

• Build Quality: ✅✅✅✅✅

• Ergonomics: ✅✅✅✅✅

• Customization: ✅✅✅✅✅

• Price-to-Performance: ✅✅✅✅

Would I recommend it? Absolutely. But only if you’re ready to embrace the rimfire life and send it like a true BOP Agent.

Stay dangerous, stay sarcastic, and keep sending it.

Sarge Mayhem, out.