killer1963daddy
Regular
- Location
- peace river country B.C.
got mine yesterday ran 200 rds 1ftf and 1fte, on am eagle sweet shooter!
Added one last detail to my MK22 - a fake can. Questar sells this barrel shroud from Spike's Tactical for $80. It's a very nice machined aluminium tube with engraved markings that simply slips over your existing barrel and threads into the suppressor/flash hider adaptor that I purchased from Kentucky Gun Co. Originally I wanted a shorter 'commando' length 12" barrel, but after contacting North Sylva and then doing some further research, it would appear that by Canadian Firearms Laws that if a rifle is less than 660mm (included folded stock), then the weapon becomes a restricted.
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On the weekend I disassembled the bolt completely and cut 4 coils off the FP return spring as well as stoned the firing pin. This should improve the FTF/light primer strikes - which I typically only experience after firing 300+ rds.
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Like others have said, yes you will probably have to put in a little work to get this thing running smooth, but to me it's worth it to have a very different tacti-cool .22 like the MK22.
I think I'm pretty much 'finished' with this rifle now. I've done everything that I've wanted to do to it in terms of looks and performance. Now back to the range to see if there is any improvement from the internal modifications.



























