- Allows left AND right handed charging/clearing
- Picatinny - mounts virtually any optic
- Fits any standard Ruger® 10/22® or Charger™
- No gunsmithing required (uses standard screws)

109 Reviews
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Ambi charging handle
Great price fast shipping item as described
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Ruger left side 10/22 charging handle
This is a great product it works as intended, it charged the 10/22 quickly cleared any jams or misfires.
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Does what it says on the tin
Well made product (bounced when I dropped it on a hard floor out the package). Feels sturdy in operation and gives confidence in durability. Works smoothly and does exactly what I expected.
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Nice
Very cool design. Very well made. Tandemkross always comes up with great designs. I would love to see one like this with a ghost ring option on the rear for Iron sights.
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Charging handle
Works great easy to install
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Charging handle
The "Advantage" charging handle with Picatinny scope base solved both problems. I wanted the charging lever on the left side and a different rail for the 10/22. Easy to install and it works.
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Great Product!
When I first saw this Charging handle offered by TANDEMKROSS a while ago, I did not feel the need to own one. Now that I shoot Steel/Rimfire Challenge, I decited to get one for my Ruger 10/22. Shooting fast at any competitions requires that your Ruger 10/22 Rifle is in tip top shape, and if you have a jam or misfire, you need to clear the Rifle as fast as you can. By using the Advantage Charging handle, it gives you the abilibly to do just that. By not losing your grip, you are able to clear the jam and continue to shoot fast. It is ironic that TAMDEMKROSS named this product "ADVANTAGE" , because it does indeed give you the Advantage when shooting FAST!
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10-22 charging handle
went in easily. didn't try yet, winter. can't get out
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Advantage Charging Handle issue
This charging handle, out of the box, will not work with Leapers brand scope rings. After installation according to the instructions, the right side of the unit which moves the stock charging handle was making contact with the bottom of the forward scope ring and binding. Some work with a dremel was needed to allow the handle to move freely under the front ring. It then operated as claimed, and is a great addition for left handed shooters.