AR 15 .22 conversion

[onemeangixxer7502]

[onemeangixxer7502]

Nott bad stuff, I got a colt 6450 unfired in box

[no4njnk]

Primary Arms has the CMMG kit for $120-130 tomorrow only. Not a bad deal

[Quadforce]

I decided to get this and change to all MOE stuff on it

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/2CMMG11149-1.html

[onemeangixxer7502]

ended up buying a COLT 9mm ar

[Mach1Run]

... I don't know why anyone would want a giant heavy bulky AR-15 in .22 when you can get a light, small, and more reliable 10/22 for 1/3rd the price.

Because your 8 year old son wants to shoot a rifle just like dad's AR. He's got a 10/22 he likes to shoot when he's trying to shoot something small like turtle noggins, but to just blast cans and veggies with he picks the CMMG every time. And when he starts shooting a .556 AR he will already be familiar with the controls.

[Quadforce]

Tempting... that is so much fun for so little money... I don't know why anyone would want a giant heavy bulky AR-15 in .22 when you can get a light, small, and more reliable 10/22 for 1/3rd the price.

for me personally I really would like to have an AR but I am not person that is going to do much hunting with it so for plinking and general shooting about 2x a week this is a great way to kill two birds with 1 stone for me. I would never actually need a .223 round AR

[Samhain]

Tempting... that is so much fun for so little money... I don't know why anyone would want a giant heavy bulky AR-15 in .22 when you can get a light, small, and more reliable 10/22 for 1/3rd the price.

I gotta get one on general principal, there's principalities involved!

[onemeangixxer7502]

SO what do you guys think build a 9mm gun or buy a complete colt le 6450 9mm new?

[onemeangixxer7502]

Tempting... that is so much fun for so little money... I don't know why anyone would want a giant heavy bulky AR-15 in .22 when you can get a light, small, and more reliable 10/22 for 1/3rd the price.

From what I've seen when using a complete upper they're very reliable, I like the ability to shoot tons of different ammo with the same gun more the less. I'm seeing complete uppers used for 200 bucks.

[forbes]

I am fixing to buy the colt m4 .22 I have been doing allot of research and they seem like a good gun and I really like the full metal body over the poly ones.
these are from out of state so you save on Taxes and they ship free 2day air.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/58571

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...ducts_id/58575

i have that gun and love it... great for going out and just plinking around...
i let my daughter shoot it all the time when go to the property.

[Chopped54]

Tempting... that is so much fun for so little money... I don't know why anyone would want a giant heavy bulky AR-15 in .22 when you can get a light, small, and more reliable 10/22 for 1/3rd the price.

My M&P 1522 was quite a bit lighter then my 10/22
Now my Colt 22 is pretty stout, but I dont think it is too much heavier then my 10/22.

[CJ]

Cabelas has them for $168 during the black Friday sale.

Tempting... that is so much fun for so little money... I don't know why anyone would want a giant heavy bulky AR-15 in .22 when you can get a light, small, and more reliable 10/22 for 1/3rd the price.

[ceyko]

Ive read plum crazy has a decent warranty but read mixed reviews. I dont know how i feel about a plastic lower. I'm picking up another complete RIFLE, colt 6450 le.

I would not hesitate to use a plum crazy lower based off the few people I know who have one. At least from a functionality/how it looks to be made/how sturdy it felt point of view.

Looking at one in person a few weeks ago, it seemed absolutely fine to me.

My problem comes into play, with just -liking- the metal lowers. I can't help it and am not very open minded.

However, for an extremely light weight build, I think it would be nice to use there.

[onemeangixxer7502]

Got lucky, buddy came in tonight brought me a foregrip with bipod regular forecrip,3 speed loading clips,two bags, single point sling, and a few other odds and ends. good to have friends!