AR15 in 22lr Recommendations

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I don't hate it, just seems we end up clearing a FTE or double feed or something about every 10-15 rounds some days. Annoying. I'd have to think something else would be better.

The Boy is old enough now to shoot his AR consistently and easily, but at the rate he goes through ammo, I can't afford it.

I’ve notice HPs tend to jam the most in mine.


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I love my M&P 15-22
Like @GlockPride said, 1000's of rounds through it with no trouble at all. And it's dead on accurate.

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Can't go wrong with CMMG, from my experience. I have one of the AR-15 conversion kits that I run through an AR-15 pistol with a 7" barrel. No problems are issues, shoots all varieties and weights of .22 LR. I also have a CMMG "M-4 carbine" upper chambered in .22 LR mated to a composite lower and it is perfect in performance as well. The M-4 set up with magpul stock, grip, and forend really enhances the look and feel of the rifle.
 

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I once ordered a 15-22, and when I received it, the bolt had become torqued in the plastic upper, twisting everything out of whack. It never ran. I traded it to an amateur gunsmith willing to take the time to contact warranty. I'd never trust it. IF I were looking, I'd do a conversion bolt this time. I've always wanted a 17HMR AR, but for some reason those uppers seem to run $600+
 

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