The Ruger Picatinny Rail for 10/22 and Charger Pistol (Ruger part no. 90465) is a genuine factory accessory built to add a standard optics interface to Ruger’s popular rimfire platform. Machined from black anodized steel, this one-piece base is engineered to drop straight onto the factory mounting holes of the 10/22 rifle and Charger pistol without any drilling or fitting work. It gives shooters a solid, repeatable Picatinny interface for mounting a red dot or scope for plinking, small-game hunting, or training. Because it comes straight from Ruger, fit and finish match the rest of the gun. Check out additional Ruger / Sturm, Ruger & Co. gear in our catalog.
Key Specifications
- The rail is a 1-Piece Base design, so there is no alignment work between separate front and rear sections.
- Overall length is 4.62 inches, giving enough real estate for most red dot or low-power scope mounts.
- Construction is black anodized steel, matched to withstand recoil and daily carry without peeling or fading.
- The mounting style is Picatinny, the industry-standard rail pattern accepted by nearly every modern optic mount.
- It mounts directly to the receiver using the factory-drilled holes on the 10/22 and Charger platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this rail fit a standard Ruger 10/22 rifle? Yes. It’s a genuine Ruger factory accessory designed to fit the 10/22 rifle as well as the 10/22 Charger pistol using the existing factory mounting holes.
Does it accept red dots as well as scopes? Yes. The Picatinny pattern is a universal interface, so it accepts any ring or mount built to the Picatinny/MIL-STD-1913 spec, including most red dot optics.
Does it come with mounting hardware? Yes, it includes the mounting screws needed to attach the rail to the receiver.
Buy the Ruger Picatinny Rail for 10/22 and Charger Pistol
If you’re ready to put a dot or scope on your 10/22 or Charger, this factory rail is the simplest path there. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured direct shipping. Explore our other Scope Bases picks while you’re here.
