Video of device installation and use
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rLioM2_LJE
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Video of device installation and use
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rLioM2_LJE
sweet!!!! I gotta get one
That's actually pretty cool. The one thing I don't like about my conversion bolt and dedicated upper - no bolt hold open. Wonder if this will work with spike's tactical bolts? Don't see why not, anyone know for sure?
CMMG, Spikes and a couple others all use the same design that Jonathan Ciener came up with.Originally Posted by mutt
Yeah, I figure there's a 99% chance they'll all work with this. But one never knows. I know spike's uses a slightly different firing pin than the other guys.
Why not just get something like an M&P15-22? For the price it's tough to beat.
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M&P-15/22 = $480-500?
CMMG .22 kit - $180 + you can trian for cheap with the exact same weapon you shoot .223 out of.
It's a great option, but it has some drawbacks for me at least:
1) The lower isn't a real lower. Proprietary. It's not an AR, it's AR-ish.
2) Proprietary mags. The standard 22 mags will work with all known ciener bolts and rifles like the sig 522.
3) If you use a conversion bolt, you get to use/train with your normal AR.
4) No flash hinder/compensator. I know it serves no purpose with a .22 but it just looks weird without one. I dislike anything that resembles ban-era =)
The only real advantage (for me) outside of cost for the m&p15-22 was a working bolt hold open. Seems that's going to change soon.
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