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changed out a few things on mine...

Which is the original? Guessing the bottom....

I have a couple of them.


My second one has a better extractor. Works great.


Clean it occasionally or you will get misfires from light firing pin strikes.

Been wanting some 10 round mags for mine.

What brand buttstock is that, sir? Looks to be more stable than any collapsible. Any permanent modifications to the rifle required?

Answered my first question with a bit of research: It’s a MagPul MOE Fixed Carbine Stock. Mil-Spec or Commercial?

short 10 rounders here

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Thats a good price! Thanks!

Great store !

Buy 'em while they are there

Just took delivery of a MagPul MOE Fixed Carbine Stock from Brownells and installed it:
It’s rock solid.

I saw where you trimmed back the End Cap to eliminate the unsightly gap behind the receiver. However, in order to avoid shortening the length of pull any further, I chose not to do that and just live with the gap. It was also necessary to cut a notch in the bottom of the extension tube under-lug for the stock’s cross bolt to clear it (easily accomplished). Now, it’s good to go.

Have two sw 15-22s. Good guns.

Have one Tippmann Arms.

https://tippmannarms.com/

I believe the Tippman Arms to be a significantly superior firearm.

My boys loved learning on mine and it was a lot of fun to shoot.

mine has been great. i swapped the factory quad rail for a factory mlok rail i found second hand. its set up very similarly to my 5.56 rifle.

pistol braces rules aside, i been wondering if i could get a pistol version, thread on a 22 suppressor, and put a full length factory mlok handguard and have a tucked suppressor build.

Bought another one of these.....

First one went on a 10-22 SS takedown

Simple sight in on the the 15-22

Just so much easier/faster than iron sights

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Set up this way, my S&W M&P15-22 didn’t perform half bad at 50 yards, except for that one flyer:



So, out of curiosity this morning, I attached my old Weaver T-6 scope, zeroed it at 25 yards, adjusted elevation up the calculated 24 MOA, and tried for my 6” steel disk, set at 200 yards from my back deck:



I hit that steel three times out of the first five shots, with those two missed shots striking a tree branch more than a foot above my line of sight, the earlier shot wiggling the branch some, while the later shot severed the branch cleanly:

That would have been a great shot, if I had meant to do it.

hunts, Which iron sights are those?

Those are original equipment sights that were on 1st gen 1522s

Fun and cheep to shot.
Have not found any that it won't feed

I convinced my brother to get one of the $500 PSA rifles. Needs to get sights and optics.

I have an older Tactical Solutions Upper on a regular AR15 Lower. Pre M&P 15.
Mine runs as well as could be expected with Black Dog Steel Lip Magazines, and Ammunition that it likes, M22 comes to mind.

I just rebuilt it. Off came the M4 Handguards and Military Style Front Sight. Replaced the handguard with a Midwest Industries 15" M-Loc Handguard. I also replaced the Adjustable Butt Stock with a MagPull MOE Rifle Stock, same as on all of my other AR15's. I kept the Carbine Buffer and Spring in the Rifle Extension Tube using a plastic filler spacer. To the Handguard a Added a short section of 1913 rail for a weapon light for Night Shoots. I also added a M-Loc Bipod Stud for a bipod.

I also added a Leupold MK AR Cantilever Scope Base, to which I added an Ultra Dot 6 Red Dot Carbine Sight using scope rings providing a proper 2.6" scope height.

Great set up. I put more ammunition through it than all of my other AR15's combined. I can shoot it till I have a blister on my trigger finger for under $30 ( Old Ammunition Prices ). Never have had a blister, but the point is, it is cheap to shoot a lot.

My brother got on the boat later on, and has an M&P15 that he likes a lot.

Bob R