Any sponsor carrying amscor philipinne rifles.
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The AK version is prohibited......don't ask.
The M16 one just plain sucks ass. All based on the same Squires Bingham 40 year old garbage jamomatic design.
Look through some of the threads here for the Nordic stock kit for 10/22.
The M16 one just plain sucks ass. All based on the same Squires Bingham 40 year old garbage jamomatic design.
Look through some of the threads here for the Nordic stock kit for 10/22.
Sounds like someone hasn't seen the Krinker Plinker yet.
Ruger 10/22 with Krinker Plinker kit:
Squires Bingham M1600R:
The SB rifles are available still but not new. They are non-restricted so long as it is not the AK version. The Armi Jager ones are restricted. I've never had either of mine jam but some people want a lot of money for them.
Ruger 10/22 with Krinker Plinker kit:
Squires Bingham M1600R:
The SB rifles are available still but not new. They are non-restricted so long as it is not the AK version. The Armi Jager ones are restricted. I've never had either of mine jam but some people want a lot of money for them.
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I had one of the M1600's but the retractable versions as shown above and it sucked big time. Had it for a month and sold it for $100. I was lucky to get that for it.
After you've been talked out of these rifles you'll probably start looking for the AP74's made by Jaeger. They're also M16 look a likes. Restricted as well. They looked really close to the AR15 and mine was accurate as all get out but they too were crap and continually broke down and I mean all of the time. I actually bought an extra one just for parts.
Go and buy a real AR15 and put a .22 upper on it as I eventually did. Had I done that in the first place, I would have saved a load of cash and aggravation. Now I have a very cool looking rifle as well as dependable and very accurate.
The cheapest and most problem free route is doing a 10/22 conversion with one of the kits on the market like Nordic, Evo, Krinker and a new Canadian one available through Fab Sports. They all make nice looking rifles and the 10/22 itself can be highly modified for accuracy. The AR-22 works if you have deep pockets and don't mind that they're restricted. The 10/22 is definatley (well maybe not) the less costly way.
After you've been talked out of these rifles you'll probably start looking for the AP74's made by Jaeger. They're also M16 look a likes. Restricted as well. They looked really close to the AR15 and mine was accurate as all get out but they too were crap and continually broke down and I mean all of the time. I actually bought an extra one just for parts.
Go and buy a real AR15 and put a .22 upper on it as I eventually did. Had I done that in the first place, I would have saved a load of cash and aggravation. Now I have a very cool looking rifle as well as dependable and very accurate.
The cheapest and most problem free route is doing a 10/22 conversion with one of the kits on the market like Nordic, Evo, Krinker and a new Canadian one available through Fab Sports. They all make nice looking rifles and the 10/22 itself can be highly modified for accuracy. The AR-22 works if you have deep pockets and don't mind that they're restricted. The 10/22 is definatley (well maybe not
) the less costly way.
