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Ruger 10-22
Smith &Wesson mp 15
HK mp5 or something similar
What are the pros and cons?
10/22
Pro's= Tons of aftermarket parts, Easy to work on even for a novice
Con's= After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify,and then.................................................................
If you don't own a 10/22 then you should be buying a 10/22.
Then buy the rest.
10/22
Pro's= Tons of aftermarket parts, Easy to work on even for a novice
Con's= After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, After you modify one you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify, and then you need to buy another one to modify,and then.................................................................
+1If you don't own a 10/22 then you should be buying a 10/22.
Then buy the rest.
Something tells me that once you get one you get the never ending urge to buy another one to modify.
If you already own an AR-15, another option is to buy a dedicated .22 caliber upper. More reliable and accurate than a drop-in conversion bolt.
I have a tactical solutions 22lr upper....love it.
I dont want to derail much but which tacsol upper do you have? was seriously considering one of their builds/mods for the 10/22. I got the 10/22 takedown with the threaded heavy barrel for a shtf rig. figures it loves Velocitors so much for being quiet.
I also have an M&P 15-22. Hate the small mags, and it doesn't feed as consistently, but it is a fun gun to shoot.