[ozarkpugs]

I decided to get a AR style 22 for the great neice and nephews to practice with . After looking at several brands I chose the Hammerli . It looks and feels exactly like a typical AR even though I would rather they had left off the nonfunctional forward assist and bolt release . I was surprised that the poi didn't change going from the birdcage it came with to a linear comp to suppressor . I shot three different bullets with all three devices and after 150 rounds the worst 50 yd group was 2" best was less than an inch . This was the first time I tried a linear comp on a 22 but I will definitely be keeping one on it and will try it on my 22 pistol also . I'm very pleased with everything except the trigger wich breaks smooth at around 7 lbs. Maybe they will come out with a pistol version ,I hope so.

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[earlytom]

I can see the attraction to one for training and plinking. Just so many items on the list I never seem to get to that one.

 

[mmpossum]

I have the H&K, love it! It's soon quiet with a CGS Hydra on it.

 

[Devil Phish]

I have Tippmann Elite that shoots great. A lot of the standard AR parts fits on them.

 

[ozarkpugs]

I have Tippmann Elite that shoots great. A lot of the standard AR parts fits on them.

Another great choice . Definitely better than trying to shoot 22 out of .223 bores .


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[mmpossum]

Does anyone know if the 10/22 binary trigger can be installed on any of these, I would like to put one on my H&K.

 

[Devil Phish]

Does anyone know if the 10/22 binary trigger can be installed on any of these, I would like to put one on my H&K.

No , Entirely different platforms. If you want binary get an AR style trigger, it may work or it might not.

 

[shrxfn]

In for M&P15-22. Had mine for years and love it. It has taken out many nighttime nuisances.

 

[DDriller]

I went with the Tactical Solutions upper for mine, suppressor fits inside the shroud.

 

[Xman]

Back when you could get inexpensive 22 ammo, you saved a significant amount of money every time you pulled the trigger. It took 1,500 rounds for my M&P 22 to pay for itself.