ProMag Archangel 556 Conversion Stock for Ruger 10/22 - Black with Extended Monolithic Rail Forend (AA556R-EX)

The ProMag Archangel 556 Conversion Stock for Ruger 10/22 in black with extended monolithic rail forend transforms a rimfire platform into an M4 carbine-profile system. This conversion stock delivers the ergonomic and modularity standards operators expect from modern rifle platforms, scaling them down to a lightweight, subcaliber training and recreation platform. The AA556R-EX accomplishes what many shooters seek: a 10/22 that mirrors tactical rifle geometry without sacrificing the platform's inherent reliability and low recoil characteristics.

The stock assembly features a six-position adjustable buttstock, ranging from 10.25" to 14.25" length of pull, accommodating shooters across body sizes and load-bearing equipment configurations. Four steel quick-detach hardpoints are molded directly into the stock for sling attachment without rail-mounted adapters. The extended monolithic forend rail provides a full-length Picatinny platform along the top, paired with a lower forend rail, creating multiple mounting points for optics, lights, lasers, and vertical grips. Ergonomic finger grooves on the pistol grip enhance control under rapid fire. Integrated storage compartments in both the buttstock and forend offer discrete carry space for batteries, cleaning patches, or small spare parts—practical details that distinguish this stock from basic furniture replacements.

This configuration suits firearms instructors, law enforcement trainers, and competitive shooters who use 10/22s for marksmanship progression, introductory tactical drills, or low-cost volume training. The modular rail system allows attachment of duty-grade optics and accessories, enabling consistent training across different weapon platforms. The adjustable stock accommodates training scenarios involving various shooting positions and vehicle-mounted transitions. Weighing 5.08 lbs, the complete assembly remains lightweight compared to centerfire carbines, reducing shooter fatigue during extended training sessions while maintaining a handling profile similar to full-size tactical rifles.