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TX22 Chungus Chassis System
Introducing the TX22 Chungus Chassis — a custom chassis system inspired by the TX7 platform and redesigned for the Toro TX22. Will not fit the competition or the compact. Built to provide an aggressive appearance, improved handling, and modular configuration options while maintaining a lightweight setup.
Designed for shooters looking for a unique chassis-style build with optional brace and compensator configurations.
Available Configurations
Full Kit
Includes:
• Main chassis body
• Folding brace
• Compensator
• Required mounting hardware
Chassis Only
Includes:
• Main chassis body
• Required mounting hardware
No Brace Configuration
Includes:
• Main chassis body
• Compensator
• Required mounting hardware
No Comp Configuration
Includes:
• Main chassis body
• Folding brace
• Required mounting hardware
Features
• Custom TX22 chassis system
• Lightweight durable construction
• Modular configuration options
• Aggressive chassis-style design
• Compatible with full-size TX22 platforms
• Includes required mounting hardware based on selected configuration
Compatibility Notes
- Designed for Toro TX22 models
- Gen 1 models require a different rear sight setup
- Customers with Gen 1 models should contact after ordering for included printed sight compatibility information
- Minor fitting or trimming may be required depending on setup and tolerances
Important Notes
• TX22 firearm NOT included
• Magazine extension NOT included
• Professional installation recommended
• Some fitting and break-in may be required depending on configuration
Assembly Instructions
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- 5 stars: 1 (50%)
- 4 stars: 1 (50%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
After owning this chassis for about 2 months now, I feel like I can leave a review for it. It definitely looks really cool and makes controlling your TX22 much easier and also traps all of those gases and keeps them away from lungs, especially when dispensing 22LR rapidly. The brace is very comfortable compared to some other chassis that are on the market and the compensator, if you choose to buy it, does come with a picatinny rail on the bottom to attach anything that you may want to. No issues with the size of the ejection port compared some other chassis on the market whose ejection port size may have been too small and would frequently cause stovepipes & empty casings to enter the chassis causing issues.
I do have some cons with the chassis compared to others on the market which is why I knocked off 1 star. None of them have made me regret my purchase but I figured I'd let y'all know.
Disassembling and reassembling the chassis is quite a bit of a headache at first, I wish that the fasteners for the included screws were already glued/heat attached to the chassis as they are not held in by anything except tension when you first get the chassis. I tried to remedy this by hot glueing then super glueing the fasteners into the chassis but in some places it seems like portions of the chassis were eaten/dissolved away by the super glue and it made those sections look pretty bad. The fasteners are now a part of the chassis, but at a bit of an aesthetic cost. Also, including the comp, there are 8 total screws that you have to remove in order to get this apart so it's not as convenient for disassembly/reassembly like some other chassis are.
Next would be the charging handle, it works but even with the "improved" charging handles I was sent it feels just like the other one where it's too small and I wish there was more material to grab onto the sides like an extended charging handle. There is enough clearance in the back to add some meat onto that charging handle. The first charging handle that I had broke as I was testing using the optic weight plate that he also sells. As a note, it is not for use in the chassis with the charging handle as that one broke and smacked me straight in the chin.
Overall, definitely a good chassis but I do wish that some things were better on it.
12/10 awesome customer service
- 5 stars: 1 (50%)
- 4 stars: 1 (50%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
After owning this chassis for about 2 months now, I feel like I can leave a review for it. It definitely looks really cool and makes controlling your TX22 much easier and also traps all of those gases and keeps them away from lungs, especially when dispensing 22LR rapidly. The brace is very comfortable compared to some other chassis that are on the market and the compensator, if you choose to buy it, does come with a picatinny rail on the bottom to attach anything that you may want to. No issues with the size of the ejection port compared some other chassis on the market whose ejection port size may have been too small and would frequently cause stovepipes & empty casings to enter the chassis causing issues.
I do have some cons with the chassis compared to others on the market which is why I knocked off 1 star. None of them have made me regret my purchase but I figured I'd let y'all know.
Disassembling and reassembling the chassis is quite a bit of a headache at first, I wish that the fasteners for the included screws were already glued/heat attached to the chassis as they are not held in by anything except tension when you first get the chassis. I tried to remedy this by hot glueing then super glueing the fasteners into the chassis but in some places it seems like portions of the chassis were eaten/dissolved away by the super glue and it made those sections look pretty bad. The fasteners are now a part of the chassis, but at a bit of an aesthetic cost. Also, including the comp, there are 8 total screws that you have to remove in order to get this apart so it's not as convenient for disassembly/reassembly like some other chassis are.
Next would be the charging handle, it works but even with the "improved" charging handles I was sent it feels just like the other one where it's too small and I wish there was more material to grab onto the sides like an extended charging handle. There is enough clearance in the back to add some meat onto that charging handle. The first charging handle that I had broke as I was testing using the optic weight plate that he also sells. As a note, it is not for use in the chassis with the charging handle as that one broke and smacked me straight in the chin.
Overall, definitely a good chassis but I do wish that some things were better on it.
12/10 awesome customer service