Rifle, or Conversion kit

[TheGamerXxX]

Hey allz

Just a quickie. (Down boy, Down!)

I am in the market for another .22 plinker (I have a Remington Nylon66 the wife uses).

So My choices are:
A drop in bolt for my AR15
S&W MP15-22 (cheapest at Badger Supply 519) But Im not sure if there are 20+ round mags

Any other suggestions for "AR" like .22s? (Not 10/22s converted to look like an AR)

Thanks

Luke

 

[MTLGUN]

For AR styled stuff, you've got the Remington, Ruger, and Mossberg. Main advantage would be they're not restricted and mags and accessories are cheap.
If you've already got an AR a Ceiner kit should run @200-250. He seems to have dropped the price on the spare mags, atm you can get 3x30 for $99 US which is a deal compared to what they used to cost.
For a genuine AR clone there's either the Smith or Colt. List price on the spare mags seems steep and atm the Smith 20's seem to be getting banned.
For the $550 or so you'd be out on a clone you could be very nicely set up with a conversion and spare mags with cash in pocket.

 

[Drewz]

If you are looking for a realistic AR type I am selling my restricted Ap-74. 15 round mag, spare can be difficult to find, most accurate one before this years unleashing of the smith and wesson. If you want new then I would drop a conversion kit in your AR. If you would like a second gn to play with and tune up then my Armi AP 74 is great, if you want new go with teh Smithy.

 

[deagle2008]

CMMG .22lr conversion kit on a norinco m4 with 27rnd and 50 round mag just saying

 

[667]

Tactical Solutions M4 .22 complete upper FTW.

'Have one FS in the EE.. Seemingly expensive, but... Proper twist este for .22lr unlike dropping in a conversion kit.
Same look/feel/weight as a centerfire AR upper