COMING SOON: Adler Arms RF224 11.7'' Shorty Tacticool 22 LR Rifle *Open for Backorder*
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I believe it’s the hammer spring.
The bolt moves pretty easily when the hammer is cocked. It’s smooth.
When the hammer needs to be reset the bolt is more difficult then some to move back - Probably won’t be getting any light-strikes.
I don’t see it as a fault with the rifle - this one just needs regular to high velocity .22.
Joe Amorosi
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I’ve not taken it down yet. It looks like three pins to press out. Maybe I’ll give it a go.
I really like it. So much so that I have a white one coming.
Very compact and solid. Great aesthetics. I’ve been carrying it around my property because it’s so darn shmexy. It’s nice that the Turks (I hope that’s not a pejorative) are building these short rifles now.
I handled and shot one of these at my range yesterday. A fellow shooter had one, and I got to try it out.
It didn’t like the Norma Tac-22 ammo and had a lot of jams. The owner referred to it as a “bolt action rifle” since it got hung up on nearly every shot.
That said - it felt very solid in my hands. The OEM Ruger BX-10 magazines were tight in the magwell, but also hard to insert correctly and quickly. The magazine release is not positioned well and was difficult to operate properly. The rifle shouldered very well.
I tried some Blazer .22 40 grain ammo, and the gun really liked the 28 rounds I was able to put through it, and didn’t skip a beat.
The owner said the Blazer .22 40gr ammo was consistently good out of the rifle. He had a jam or two, but it also could be the Butler Creek magazine he was using.
Hopefully other people will chime in with their experiences.
It didn’t like the Norma Tac-22 ammo and had a lot of jams. The owner referred to it as a “bolt action rifle” since it got hung up on nearly every shot.
That said - it felt very solid in my hands. The OEM Ruger BX-10 magazines were tight in the magwell, but also hard to insert correctly and quickly. The magazine release is not positioned well and was difficult to operate properly. The rifle shouldered very well.
I tried some Blazer .22 40 grain ammo, and the gun really liked the 28 rounds I was able to put through it, and didn’t skip a beat.
The owner said the Blazer .22 40gr ammo was consistently good out of the rifle. He had a jam or two, but it also could be the Butler Creek magazine he was using.
Hopefully other people will chime in with their experiences.
In my opinion a WMR version of this with 12 or 14 inch barrel would sell like crazy!
Just look at the popularity of the CMR-30 and CZ-512 Tactical.
A WMR version would also be able to accept Ruger BX-15 Magnum magazines which are plentiful and reliable in Canada. I for one have a bunch of them.
Someone needs to suggest this to the manufacturer
Just look at the popularity of the CMR-30 and CZ-512 Tactical.
A WMR version would also be able to accept Ruger BX-15 Magnum magazines which are plentiful and reliable in Canada. I for one have a bunch of them.
Someone needs to suggest this to the manufacturer
Joe Amorosi
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Same issue with the mags. Difficult to insert. Mag release sucks
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Anyone have any more reviews after putting some more rounds in?
I read on a reddit post that he just cleaned and oiled it right out of the box and it has given him zero failures.
I just got my pal in the mail and am looking to make my first purchase, and the Derya TM22 seems to be out of stock everywhere so I may go for this option.
I read on a reddit post that he just cleaned and oiled it right out of the box and it has given him zero failures.
I just got my pal in the mail and am looking to make my first purchase, and the Derya TM22 seems to be out of stock everywhere so I may go for this option.
I concur with JeffMan in all aspects, this gun is awesome. I found it pretty accurate at 100. Definitely needs high velocity ammo.
I have trouble loading the mags especially since I'm a lefty but I'm buying one of those 3d-printed adapters for 10/22 mags to stick them together, that should make it easier to pull out. I wouldn't bother with the adapter to be honest, especially since I don't believe 597 mags are even made anymore? Such a weird choice for an adapter lol
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That looks good.
I’ve got the black one and a white one.
I’m putting an orange stock on my white one, then I’m going to spray a muzzle device orange too. Then I’ve got some Chiquita banana stickers, and some yellow paint for the extended magazine. I want to do a Fortnite/ Nerf thing for my oldest son.
Before I do it, I’m going to call somone from our firearms unit - given my occupation I need to stay on the up-and-up with my firearm shenanigans, but I don’t see any issues myself.
