Thread: Dedicated 22lr Military Stlyle Clones AR Sig 556..Thoughts

Quote: Originally Posted by M2 Carbine At present my M&P 22 appears to be more accurate than my 10/22. The accuracy of the rifle surprised me. So far I haven't had time to do a side by side comparison at 50 yards. I have never had the accuracy of any hyper velocity come close to the accuracy of just about any Standard or High Velocity 22 LR, in any gun. I keep the 22 guns loaded with HV Stingers, etc, but I know the accuracy is...

Quote: Originally Posted by FLIPPER 348 I detail clean my GSG when it starts to double fire or do the 'always exciting' out of battery pop. Yeah, I don't like cleaning guns, so I appreciate one that is easy to clean. The bolt and carrier comes out just like the AR. The bolt, carrier and rest of the gun can be wiped clean with just a oily rag in a couple minutes.

I detail clean my GSG when it starts to double fire or do the 'always exciting' out of battery pop.

Quote: Originally Posted by loki993 I don't know. All I'm saying is I really wished they would have offered a "real' AR in 22. I would have bought one. What exactly is a "real" AR? An AR is just a style of rifle, just because it isn't .223 doesn't make it not "real." So are the 6.8 and .308 AR's not "real" either because they aren't the original .223? They are real...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kona2004 How much does a good conversion kit run? I paid $409 for a new M&P15-22. I've seen people talk about conversion kits that cost more than that. I'd rather have two complete guns at pretty much the same price. A conversion kit (to go into a regular 5.56 AR) is only $150-199. A dedicated AR-22 upper can be found for $499 (the TacSol is on sale at BDM) and the Spikes usually starts around $549.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kona2004 How much does a good conversion kit run? I paid $409 for a new M&P15-22. I've seen people talk about conversion kits that cost more than that. I'd rather have two complete guns at pretty much the same price. They run 499 and up. I agree with the two guns thing.

Quote: Originally Posted by loki993 would you say its more accurate than a 10/22? Have you shot any hyper velocity stuff through it? I'm just getting into to the hyper velocity stuff. I really like the Aguilla supermax stuff. More accurate than some standard 10/22's I've shot. They are hit and miss. My 10/22 has the heavy hammer forged bbl on it and a souped-up trigger group, so it's a tackdriver. I haven't put a...

I love the 10/22, but the new Colt in 22LR is a good looking fun option. I don't have one, but I got to see my friends, says its great.

I have a Spikes .22 upper on one of my Doublestar lowers. I like it. It's fun and reliable and I can switch back if I need to.

How much does a good conversion kit run? I paid $409 for a new M&P15-22. I've seen people talk about conversion kits that cost more than that. I'd rather have two complete guns at pretty much the same price.