CMMG .22 konversion kits? anyone tried it in a norinco?

I put 300 rounds through mine and i have no issues. My gun even has the notched hammer which the CMMG kit says can cause malfunctions. I'm very pleased with it.
 
Worth every penny. I can practice with my rifle, with my trigger and my optics at $60 per thousand. I usually put a few hundred 22 through my AR then finish off the session with 223. High trigger time, low cost.

IM_Lugger said:
Question to those to have them; do you guys think its worth the money?
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Hi have the same in my Norinco, works great now but honestly it needed a break-in period and like any .22LR you still get malfunctions from time to time.

Be aware tough that even at closer ranges it won't be as accurate has shooting .223 or a regular .22 for that matter.

Also, be aware that you'll have to remember your different sights settings for the .22LR and .223 as even the windage changes on my AR between the bolt swapping.

P.S. : I think I saw in a magazine that they are about to get a newer model out wich allow the use of the bolt release if I remember correctly. Maybe you should wait for that.
 
Have put about 500 rds through mine without a single failure.

My young girls love shooting the norc with it. Its not tack driver accurate but decent enough for 50 yd practice.
 
Works fine most of the time but would have empty case stucked when ejecting about 2% of the time.

At 100m, bullet drop could be as much as 5 inches compare to 223. But at least it gets you on paper cheap while sighting in a scope.
 
Can't remember. A few inches at least from a 100 yard .223 zero on the irons.

Going to a 50 yd zero with my new red dot after doing some reading here.
 
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