IIRC, there was a discussion here half a year or so ago about the relative merits, or rather, total lack of merits, of the Colt AR15 in .22LR. Was it the Colt or another maker? I seem to remember that someone on GunBroker was selling half a dozen of these for a starting bid of a $0.01 with no reserve, but advertised them as "tent stakes" or "tomato posts", etc., because they had all been returned and he couldn't get them to work properly.
Again, I'm pretty sure it was the Colt, but with everyone who has jumped in that game recently, now I can't remember for sure.
OT - my memory is going
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Re: OT - my memory is going
It was the Colt's. I still don't know if it was a bad run or what. Most of the reviews I've seen from owners are positive except for the goofy looking mag.
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Re: OT - my memory is going
If your in the market for a dedicated 22lr best bet would be Spikes Tactical I bought the dedicated upper and it runs on Wally World's 550 pack. Built like a tank and runs great. I gent at the range had a S&W AR-15 in 22lr. The gun was plastic It looked like and felt like a toy! Lot's of fun those 22lr AR15's!
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Don't they have conversion kits for .22LR? I know the Army had them back in the '80s....we used them in an experimental short range Qualification...that pretty much sucked and didn't work out, but the conversion kit actually ran in the M16 (semi only) better than the real thing.
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Re: OT - my memory is going
you just posted this same question last week
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Funny I haven't heard the term tomato stake in a long time, we must all be old fanny burbs no-one else knows what that is
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Re: OT - my memory is going
One of my friends purchased a "Umarex Colt M4" .22LR. Something in the back of my head was flashing the ol' warning alert. I'll have to see what his experience with it has been.
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