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Help looking for M&P 15-22
- Thread starter BIG1PUN
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If your looking for the whole rifle you should try an M&P. If just the upper then Cmmg works.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...4_750001_750051_757786_-1_757784_757784_image
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=27008/Product/CMMG_AR_15_M16__22_LR_CONVERSION_KIT
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...4_750001_750051_757786_-1_757784_757784_image
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=27008/Product/CMMG_AR_15_M16__22_LR_CONVERSION_KIT
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northshore firearms in middleton has both
You can get the AR in .22LR made by a bunch of companies
The AK is from ATI American Tactical Imports. Both run $400-$500
You can get the AR in .22LR made by a bunch of companies
The AK is from ATI American Tactical Imports. Both run $400-$500
I just bought an S&W MP 15-22 a couple of weeks ago. It looks and feels great. Only 100 rds though it so far, with no problems. With the quad rails on it, you can mount anything you like on it. It was my first 22, and rifle too. So far, I am very happy with it. The only drawback is that it is fixed in the extended mode. I guess it has to do with another stupid mass law about assault guns. Other then that, its a very good 22 rifle.
BIG1PUN
NES Member
I been looking on youtube for review so far I like the S&W MP am going to check one out first never seen one in person only on computers
I've put around 2K rounds through my Nordic components upper So far it has been an awesome. Spent today working on transition. Shot about 300 for around $10 and didn't to worry about tearing up the steel
fencer
NES Member
I bought the M&P from Four Seasons for my son. The thing is awesome. We can shoot it indoors or outdoors and have a few hundred rounds through it with few problems. I think I paid about $400 for it
We have the GSG ATI in stock for $357.50
BIG1PUN
NES Member
Do you have any M&P 15-22?
I should have said that I bought it at Hunters Trading Post in Weymouth, MA. It was around $470, but that is still under the MSRP. I bought a couple of extra magizines there too. It just rots that a big mag like that is limited to ten rounds. Something else I hate about this state. I was reading in another firearms site, that people go out of this state and buy twenty five round mags that are suppost to be standard with the gun. I don"t want to give you any ideas though. Its like they told me when I was in the service, you can do anything you like, just don"t get caught!!!!
Ugh. Hunters tried to charge me $2.50 EACH for Garand en bloc clips. I won't go back there again.
FYI, I think that possession of a hi cap mag made after the 1994 date is a felony, and there is no such thing as an M&P 15-22 mag that old.
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fencer
NES Member
I shot one of these at the range a couple of weeks ago. Very nice rifle. Fun to shoot. I thought it to be much nicer and more refined than my M&P, and that is a great price
Alex9661
NES Member
If you want to change the lenght of stock you can do it easily. Just make sure you pin it in the selected position. I have no idea why the stock is pinned in the full extended position instead of somewhere in the middle.
first defense in uxbridge has one on the rack...saw it Saturday, didn't catch the price though
Four Season's is probably cheapest. It's where I got mine. Most of the shops around charge less than the MSRP though so if Four Seasons isn't close, don't be shy about trying another.
Not right now but can get them. Our price was $489 I believe.
The American Rifleman (NRA magazine, you are a member, right?) just had an article about all the new "tactical .22" rifles. They rated the GSG that Acme has in stock as the most fun to shoot of all of them.
