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OK, maybe not those particular accessories, but has ANYONE added anything to their rifle? Slings?
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Welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy.
I have added a BSA red dot scope and a sling to my M&P15-22. I have a Uncle Mike's case and two more magazines ordered and am waiting for them to come in.
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Thanks Cowboydave,
I've got a 4-9X scope and another magazine on order.
What type of sling and forward sling attachment do you have? That's most like going to be my next buy.
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I ordered my sling from slingsonly.com part # fga-m4ts. It attaches to the front and back with a nylon cord and it seems to be working. You might take a look at it.
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I've also added a BSA red dot, with laser and light. The red dot seems fine, but the laser and light are not the best. I had a cheap leapers red dot on it for a couple of weeks, but decided to give that to my lonely mini 14 and upgrade the 22 a bit more. The only other thing I've bought for it is a bipod, actually a couple of them. One is standard rail mount from CTD, the other is a fore grip with small bipod that pops out of the fore grip handle. I think I'm going to keep the standard bipod on the 22, and use the fore grip on my Beretta PX4. The next thing I'll probably get for the 22 is a folding fore grip.
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Any suggestions on where to get a fore grip?
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I have a Tapco on mine. It fits perfectly.
TAPCO-Premium US Made Rifle Accessories -
Don't buy direct from Tapco. You can find them for $19.95 or less if you shop around.
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I am really looking for a cheaper version of this:
ZAHAL -FAB Tactical Foregrip Bipod
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I got a folding fore grip (UTG model RB-FGRP170) yesterday. It was $19.97 from CTD (item # ARR-190). The grip has a storage compartment that can hold 2 spare 123A batteries, even has a spring on the cap to keep them from bouncing around. There is a plastic strip on each side of the grip that can be removed to provide a flat recessed surface for mounting pressure switches. The storage compartment could be used for very small tools like allen wrenches, but the tool that came with it was a little too big to fit. It seems to be strong enough and looks good. It will fold in either direction. UTG makes them in black, Army digital, and od green, but I only saw the black one at CTD.
ARR-190 - AR-15 Leapers UTG Foldable 5 Position Foregrip Ambidextrous For Picatinny Weaver Rails Battery Tool Compartment
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If you're willing to get one with polymer/plastic legs instead of aluminum, the first link below has one for $59.95. I got one at a gun show recently for about $49 (from a blackgunstuff vendor). The legs are not adjustable, they just pop out of the grip. If you plan to use a bipod a lot, this is not the one to get. But, it's ok for those once-in-a-while occasions.
BlackGunStuff.com .::. AR15 SCOPES/OPTICS/SIGHTS
Here's one with aluminum legs for $109.97. It looks almost identical to the one in your link, just a little cheaper. The reviews at CTD are pretty good for this one. If it folded, this is what I would have.
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ARR278-7.html
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accessories m&p 1522
Hey ya'll just ordered my fore-end grip from CTD!!! Cannot wait for that but in the meantime does anyone have a flash suppressor installed on their M&P 1522 yet? Just curious about adding that on as well...
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when i get my 15-22 back, and it works like it should, i plan on getting the Vortex Strikefire reddot scope for it.
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Hey ya'll just ordered my fore-end grip from CTD!!! Cannot wait for that but in the meantime does anyone have a flash suppressor installed on their M&P 1522 yet? Just curious about adding that on as well...
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Yes, I have a flash suppressor installed on my 15-22.
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I might have to get one of those eotech clones once I get my M&P15-22 and try that on there. I'd figure the generic would stand up to a .22 much better then my AR in .223
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I paid for my rifle last week, but around here you have to wait 7 days before you can take delivery. That day comes on Tuesday of next week. But I figured I go ahead and buy a few things for it before I got to use it.
I just received the NcStar Scope I ordered for it. It's their Mark III Tactical Scope it's a 3-9X42 with the Mil Dot Reticle. I have several other rifles including an a Colt 6920 LE AR-15 that I installed a NcStar Scope on and a Colt M4 .22 I also have a NcStar Scope on.
All I can say about these Scopes are they are dead on once they are dialed in. The really nice thing about these Scopes is they blend in with your Tactical rifles. Thay aren't too big and bulky, and they aren't too long. Another nice feature is the mounts are the quick type, and you can get them to fit a Weaver style mount or a Integrated AR/M16 Carry Handle Mount.
Most Scopes I buy are from OpticsPlanet.com They usually have about the best prices going on all sorts of toys for your other toys. But check around, they're are some real good prices on this sort of stuff right now because of the economy.
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Thanks for the post. Curious for myself. Only had rifle for 1 wk, shot once...had trouble that I think was my doing...love it otherwise and will REALLY love it if I am correct (that I am a dumbass)! Checked out scope and will probably follow in your steps. Let's see: 1. scope, 2. sling, 3. ammo...
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I picked up the Bipod Foregrip for mine. I know some haven't liked it because of the inherent height associated with having both, but i've like it. It gives you a good place to hold while shooting with the bipod down. Also means you don't have to clutter up your rail with two things instead of one.
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What is that SlinG?
PTSCOTTY1, what brand of sling is that you have on your gun? I like it!!
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Thanks buddy. Its just a cheap UTG Deluxe Universal Rifle sling. Its a standard 2 point sling, i just put both connections on the butt end. Its a no0-slip grip so can carry around all day and it won't go anywhere.
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I ordered my sling from slingsonly.com part # fga-m4ts. It attaches to the front and back with a nylon cord and it seems to be working. You might take a look at it.
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Dave,
How exactly did you attach your sling & where at on the front? I saw your post and bought one. I am new to this style rifle, but I already like it. Could you maybe post a pic showing it. Thanks
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ive seen some sling attachment adapters online, that go on the front bottom rail, but that little thing cost 35 bucks!!! so i'll stick with the one point when i find one i like.
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Where did you find a flash suppressor for your M&P 15-22? The barrels aren't threaded (unless you had the barrel threaded at a machine shop?)
I love mine but it looks completely naked and kind of ugly with the barrel sticking out with nothing there. I'd love to know where or how you found one to fit your rifle?
So please enlighten me (I've looked and found nadda) and help me shorten my search for the greatly needed flash suppressor? For my barrel is naked without one. And you know no-one wants to get thrown in the clink for a naked barrel.
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Where did you find a flash suppressor for your M&P 15-22? The barrels aren't threaded (unless you had the barrel threaded at a machine shop?)
I love mine but it looks completely naked and kind of ugly with the barrel sticking out with nothing there. I'd love to know where or how you found one to fit your rifle?
So please enlighten me (I've looked and found nadda) and help me shorten my search for the greatly needed flash suppressor? For my barrel is naked without one. And you know no-one wants to get thrown in the clink for a naked barrel.
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I agree, the barrel looks naked without something on the end. I bought a flash suppressor at a local gun show and had Olde English Outfitters gunsmith in Tipp City OH install it for me. Wasn't cheap, but the job turnaround was about a week and the job was well done. If interested Google them, and if you call ask for Andrew. He knows what is involved in getting the job done.
Possible sourch for flash suppressor
Flash Hider - A1 (Slots all around) : Parts4ar15
also need a crush washer (goes between barrel and suppressor)
Cost for threading was ~$80.00 plus the suppressor and crush washer were ~$10.00. IIRC the threads are 1/2 X 28. Anyhow, the threads will allow the use of either fake or real can attachment.
No promises, but I'll try to post a pic sometime this weekend.
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How exactly did you attach your sling & where at on the front? I saw your post and bought one. I am new to this style rifle, but I already like it. Could you maybe post a pic showing it. Thanks
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trf, I ran the nylon cord thru 2 holes in the hand gaurd. It will be tomorrow before I can get pics of it.
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I agree, the barrel looks naked without something on the end. I bought a flash suppressor at a local gun show and had Olde English Outfitters gunsmith in Tipp City OH install it for me. Wasn't cheap, but the job turnaround was about a week and the job was well done. If interested Google them, and if you call ask for Andrew. He knows what is involved in getting the job done.
Possible sourch for flash suppressor
Flash Hider - A1 (Slots all around) : Parts4ar15
also need a crush washer (goes between barrel and suppressor)
Cost for threading was ~$80.00 plus the suppressor and crush washer were ~$10.00. IIRC the threads are 1/2 X 28. Anyhow, the threads will allow the use of either fake or real can attachment.
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27 Beck, I appreciate your quick response. I was afraid you were going to say you had the barrel threaded. My only fear doing that is the warranty right now. If I had the barrel threaded and then had some warranty issue, I wonder if that would give S&W a way out of honoring their commitment?
Being I just took it out for it's first spin yesterday I might wait until I'm satisfied the rifle is fairly solid before having the threads cut into it.
I'd love to see a picture of yours, it might even motivate me into getting it done quicker? I had several people asking if this was indeed the M&P .22 everyone has been talking about? When I told them yes, they started talking like they were going to the local gun shop and ordering one for them-self. But one did point out the barrel was naked looking (go figure) without something on the end? I told him I'd seen one with a fake suppressor can on the end, but I wanted a flash hider on mine. The general consensus was they loved the rifle.
But I do appreciate your help. And I look forward to the photo of your rifle. Thanks.
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Red Dot Optical Site Recomendations
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I just bought an M&P-15 22 and I am new to using rifles. Does anyone have a recommendation for a red dot site? I like to spend no more than $150.
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Hi Dan, I would suggest you go to OpticsPlanet.com
They have a break-down of the different scopes and what different terms mean to you as a buyer. Go to the Menu and scroll down to Hunting. Click on Scopes.
At the top of the page across the top you'll see what I was talking about as far as different types of scopes go. It will show you Brand, Price, Use, and related items. This way you can figure out exactly what fits your needs.
One nice thing about this site is if you purchase more that $40.00 worth of their merchandise it's shipped free. Plus I have looked other places and have (usually) found they are right in at the lower end of the price range for different items I've looked at. So they are as low or lower than most I've seen. When I did find someone lower? They charged shipping which brought the price up to Optics Planet.
I don't work for them nor do I own stock in OP. I just buy from them occasionally. And once you read all of the info they give you about the different types scopes on the market..... You'll be able an informed buyer who can tell people what you purchased, but also be able to tell them why you did, and how it works.......Good Luck
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for the money, you can't beat the vortex strikefire or primary arms.
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I don't know what you may have in mind for a red dot site, but I purchased a basic Tasco Red Dot BKRD30 (1x30) at my local Walmart for $35. Fits great with no additional mounting brackets needed. I've used a Tasco red dot on my Buckmark pistol for several years now with out any problems, so I'd say they are of decent quality.
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Thanks for recommendations. My 16 year old daughter and I just started shooting it at a 75" indoor range. She seems to really be into it, so I thought I would add a site to make it more fun. We plan on joining a club Monday night which offers a 100 and 300 outdoor range.
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Hi Dan, I would suggest you go to OpticsPlanet.com
They have a break-down of the different scopes and what different terms mean to you as a buyer. Go to the Menu and scroll down to Hunting. Click on Scopes.
At the top of the page across the top you'll see what I was talking about as far as different types of scopes go. It will show you Brand, Price, Use, and related items. This way you can figure out exactly what fits your needs.
One nice thing about this site is if you purchase more that $40.00 worth of their merchandise it's shipped free. Plus I have looked other places and have (usually) found they are right in at the lower end of the price range for different items I've looked at. So they are as low or lower than most I've seen. When I did find someone lower? They charged shipping which brought the price up to Optics Planet.
I don't work for them nor do I own stock in OP. I just buy from them occasionally. And once you read all of the info they give you about the different types scopes on the market..... You'll be able an informed buyer who can tell people what you purchased, but also be able to tell them why you did, and how it works.......Good Luck
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Thanks for the link to optics planet. Being new to rifle shooting I was severly under-knowledged in scopes. It was great to read in dummy terms and get some ideas about what to put on my M&P 15-22
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im about to order a Blackhawk storm 1pnt sling from Opticsplanet, on sale for 21.99, most places run over 30 bucks.
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27 Beck, I appreciate your quick response. I was afraid you were going to say you had the barrel threaded. My only fear doing that is the warranty right now. If I had the barrel threaded and then had some warranty issue, I wonder if that would give S&W a way out of honoring their commitment?
Being I just took it out for it's first spin yesterday I might wait until I'm satisfied the rifle is fairly solid before having the threads cut into it.
I'd love to see a picture of yours, it might even motivate me into getting it done quicker? I had several people asking if this was indeed the M&P .22 everyone has been talking about? When I told them yes, they started talking like they were going to the local gun shop and ordering one for them-self. But one did point out the barrel was naked looking (go figure) without something on the end? I told him I'd seen one with a fake suppressor can on the end, but I wanted a flash hider on mine. The general consensus was they loved the rifle.
But I do appreciate your help. And I look forward to the photo of your rifle. Thanks.
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I can see S&W denying warranty coverage if the end of the barrel split or otherwise failed. They would be justified in the denial. But anything else on the gun that failed I would expect them to take care of the problem with no questions asked. Misuse and neglect of course excluded from coverage.
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Agree. I had both the strikefire and primary arms. I returned the strikefire. Just felt the primary arms was as good as strikefire for less $$$.
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I put a Primary Arms M4 Style Red Dot - $89.00 + shipping - on mine and am very satisfied with it. Appears to be well made, very easy to install, easy to zero in. Seems to be holding adjustments very well.
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trf, I ran the nylon cord thru 2 holes in the hand gaurd. It will be tomorrow before I can get pics of it.
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And this is the pic you are interested in. Haven't got this pic thing completely figured out.
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I don't know what you may have in mind for a red dot site, but I purchased a basic Tasco Red Dot BKRD30 (1x30) at my local Walmart for $35. Fits great with no additional mounting brackets needed. I've used a Tasco red dot on my Buckmark pistol for several years now with out any problems, so I'd say they are of decent quality.
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You bring up a good point. I myself purchased a Tasco Red Dot from Walmart with the idea of installing it on one of my rifles. Because I ended up buying three of the same 3-9X42 Scopes for the rifles I still have the Red Dot sitting idle.
My question for you is after you adjusted the Red Dot on your pistol. Do you really believe it made the pistol quite a bit more accurate? And if so, how far away from any target do you normally shoot from?
The reason I'm asking is I've never added any kind of a scope to any of the pistols I have. If you say the pistol scope combination is much better than the factory sights? I'm going to give it a try. At this point what do I really have to loose? I mean I already have the scope and also have one or two of my pistols that a scope can be mounted on.
Thanks for bringing this up. Even though I've seen many gun related programs showing the pistol/scope combination. I just never really gave it any thought until I saw what you wrote.
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My question for you is after you adjusted the Red Dot on your pistol. Do you really believe it made the pistol quite a bit more accurate?
The reason I'm asking is I've never added any kind of a scope to any of the pistols I have. If you say the pistol scope combination is much better than the factory sights? I'm going to give it a try. At this point what do I really have to loose? I mean I already have the scope and also have one or two of my pistols that a scope can be mounted on.
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I guess it all depends on how you define accurate.
I use the pistol for rapid fire target shooting. The red dot allows me to quickly put the target into my shooting zone. I usually hit the object that I'm shooting at, but you may be talking about a 1 sq ft area. Hitting the target is the object, it doesn't have to be a dead center shot. The max distance per shot is short, maybe 45 ft at the most.
If you are wanting hunt or need to hit dead center then I would go with a "cross hair" type scope.
But, you have the scope, you have a couple of pistols that you can mount it on. Heck, try it out. It make plinking more fun.
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Thanks for the pics Dave! I did it just like you did. Mine has a Strike Fire sight on it. I guess Smith will at some point start offering accesseries for these. Thanks again & great pics!!
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I just bought the mp15 .22 about a week ago also. No problems with it at all. I've read through this thread and no ones really commented on this item:
ZAHAL -FAB Tactical Foregrip Bipod
Is that because its a foreign product, or is it no good really? I really like the looks of it and it solves pretty much my foregrip and bipod search problem.
Also searching for a scope for the gun, but I am not sure if that's even the right terminology. I see the normal, long, rifle scopes on OpticsPlanet, but also the red dot, reflex, and shorter scopes. Any guidance for a beginner buy would be great. Looking to spend around $200 for one.
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Here is a picture of my 15-22 with accessories.
I opted for an inexpensive Tasco Red Dot. It works great for my use.
Weaver scope mount rail.
Mako tactical folding verticle foregrip and Mako magazine well grip. Both from Cheaper than Dirt.
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10-09-2009, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by grogbro
I just bought the mp15 .22 about a week ago also. No problems with it at all. I've read through this thread and no ones really commented on this item:
ZAHAL -FAB Tactical Foregrip Bipod
Is that because its a foreign product, or is it no good really? I really like the looks of it and it solves pretty much my foregrip and bipod search problem.
Also searching for a scope for the gun, but I am not sure if that's even the right terminology. I see the normal, long, rifle scopes on OpticsPlanet, but also the red dot, reflex, and shorter scopes. Any guidance for a beginner buy would be great. Looking to spend around $200 for one.
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far as a scope goes, heres the one i ordered
3-9x42 COMPACT TACTICAL SCOPE W RINGS, WP&FP RIFLESCOPE - eBay (item 230338680197 end time Oct-18-09 15:44:04 PDT)
Its longer than the Red Dot scopes are, which is about 6.1". The on i ordered is 9.8" so i dunno how it will look, i try it on the gun, see how it looks, and send it back if i dont like it, dont cost anything to send it back. Seller pays shipping both ways.
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10-10-2009, 05:55 PM
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can i get a carry handle for this, any help would be appreciated.
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I haven't tried it but I think a carry handle would mount right on the rail on top.
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maybe so, i dont know much about em, i know most say fit on flattop ar's. Im still looking into it.
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If the rails are the same size as the typical M4/ar15 any carry handle will fit. Check gunbroker.com or ebay they usually have them up for auction, and prices will range from about $50 to $100 depending on the style you get. Rock River Arms has a few different styles to choose from.
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Thanks for the info.
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