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well I took the wife out shopping yesterday and dropped her off , so I went into SAIL and was killing time and ended up breaking down and buying some 22lr...two boxes of 555, two boxes of 333 and two boxes of 222 winchester white box.
I really not a big fan of the stuff but for plinking in the back yard I guess it will do. I'll keep my better stuff for the range and my gsg 1911
Also wanted to say I contacted the ATI support regarding my ar22 stock conversion kit for my 10/22 that two of the screws started to strip and only had it apart twice to clean...could they send me two screws
well they sent me the receiver block kit as they told me its new...thought wow great service....however the quality control wasn't paying attention as the bolt block they sent one of the holes on the side is damaged and screw won't thread so that won't work and the receiver block that goes over the rear of the gun that gives it the ar look was slightly different and the screw for buffer tube wasn't long enough and just overall had couple of gaps, just wouldn't tighten up ...so I ended up taking it apart again and re-installing the old ar22 kit and just using the two new screws.
I may not buy another ATI Kit as no one in my area carries parts and rails....but its still looks and runs great.
If you ever have a problem with ATI just email them great bunch of guys
Glenn.
well I took the wife out shopping yesterday and dropped her off , so I went into SAIL and was killing time and ended up breaking down and buying some 22lr...two boxes of 555, two boxes of 333 and two boxes of 222 winchester white box.
I really not a big fan of the stuff but for plinking in the back yard I guess it will do. I'll keep my better stuff for the range and my gsg 1911
Also wanted to say I contacted the ATI support regarding my ar22 stock conversion kit for my 10/22 that two of the screws started to strip and only had it apart twice to clean...could they send me two screws
well they sent me the receiver block kit as they told me its new...thought wow great service....however the quality control wasn't paying attention as the bolt block they sent one of the holes on the side is damaged and screw won't thread so that won't work and the receiver block that goes over the rear of the gun that gives it the ar look was slightly different and the screw for buffer tube wasn't long enough and just overall had couple of gaps, just wouldn't tighten up ...so I ended up taking it apart again and re-installing the old ar22 kit and just using the two new screws.
I may not buy another ATI Kit as no one in my area carries parts and rails....but its still looks and runs great.
If you ever have a problem with ATI just email them great bunch of guys
Glenn.
