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12-11-2012, 03:29 AM
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M&P 22 Magazine Disconnect
Just curious as to how many have removed the magazine disconnect on their M&P 22?
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12-11-2012, 10:12 AM
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Being a rimfire, it would be a bad idea to remove the mag disconnect safety in my opinion.
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12-11-2012, 10:19 AM
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Being a rimfire, it would be a bad idea to remove the mag disconnect safety in my opinion.
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Why is that? Inquiring minds want to know.
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Dry firing will damage the gun. It's nice to pop out the mag out and not have worry about accidently dropping the hammer on an empty chamber or worse.
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I guess you'd have to know why the OP wants to remove it then, since nothing was mentioned about dry firing. OP?
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12-12-2012, 12:02 AM
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So, again, has anybody removed the magazine disconnect from their MP22?
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Bringin it back.
Has anyone removed the mag safety on an M&P 22 or 22Compact?
Does it improve the trigger?
Safety lectures are implied - thank you for your time.
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Yes I have. Technically it should have taken a little weight off, but it's really not noticeable.
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Thx TC. Was it difficult or just a "pop-out" piece like a Buckmark?
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I'm following this, too. I'd like to hear about any appreciable improvement in the Compact's trigger pull (my only gripe about this little gem).
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The good news is the magazine disconnect on the Compact takes literally two minutes to remove. It has no impact on trigger feel, but it removes a major PITA.
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Thanks for the link, it adds food for thought. Since the Umarex and Smith models are so very different internally, I was looking for a Smith-specific resolution to the trigger grit.
Guess I'll just have to strip things down and polish some contact surfaces. Pull weight is okay, and the mag disconnect isn't really a problem, but with ammo availability the way it is these days, I don't care to wear things in to their proper feel over the next thousand, if I can do it at the bench in an hour of spare tome.
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