M&P 15-22 with slidefire

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Ok I am new to the forum. I have a M&P 15-22 with a slide fire. I have the lightest weight Timney trigger installed along with the slidefire stock. It works pretty good as is but, I want to know if adding the slidefire muzzle break will help out! So questions are will adding the slidefire .22 special muzzle break make the gun cycle better ? And if so what has to be done to add this "special slidefire muzzle break" for my M&P 15-22 ?

Please give all the info you can !
 
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Welcome to the forum and the madness that is the 15-22.

I don't have a SlideFire set as I live in UK and can't get one for the love of money. :(

However, there are many posts on here regarding the slidefire and the muzzle adapter.

From what I have read the muzzle device is supposed to help increase the blowback of the system and as a result it apparently makes it work much better, that said, a sound moderator also adds more blow back pressure so could help if you have one.

There are also members who have posted that the adapter has made no difference to how the slidefire works compared to the regular flash hider.

I am sure that someone who owns one will jump in with more comments and feedback on this point.

To fit the adapter, I will simply advise the following, clamp the BARREL not the UPPER. Unlike a true AR, the lugs are plastic not metal.

The barrel if not clamped correctly could spin in the upper and chew off the 2 lugs that hold it in place. This would ruin the barrel and the upper.

Again I am sure once more that others will jump in with advice but suffice to say, use clamps on the barrel, make or buy them from wood or alloy, some have said it was a nightmare taking the muzzle device off, mine came off pretty easy so I'm guessing there is lots of difference from one to another.

Also, if you use the search function on the forum you should be able to finds loads of hints tips and pointers.

Hope that helps some.

Rob
 
As a slide fire owner, and one who has put it on several 15-22s...

I never installed their muzzle device. Keys to making it work, IMNSHO, are:
1) Make sure your bolt rides SMOOTHLY on the rails. This means that the rails have to be straight. Make sure everything is clean...
2) Use VERY LIGHT forward pressure. And I do mean light. Since this works off of recoil, the 22lr has to overcome the bolt and any forward pressure you put on the rifle.
3) Use good consistent ammo. I personally use CCI. You are relying on a consistent amount of recoil, and so the ammo needs to have a similar powder charge. some ammo is notorious for not being consistent.

Honestly, I had no issue the first time. Some people seem to get the hang of it.

I don't use the slide fire much. I don't care for the ergonomics, to include the butt stock. However, I break it out occasionally (especially on my 9mm suppressed SBR AR...), for new shooters to end their day with....
 
Iv got mine worked out to a science. I use the recoil enhancer. If your barrel is threaded its easy just remove your install the new one. If not you need to have a smithy put some threads on it for you.
 
I have a factory built and one I built, the key is holding it. VERY light forward pressure is what will make a stock gun crank, My stock 15-22 with the Slidefire setup without the Comp shoots equally as well as my Slidefire Factory gun with the comp. Practice handling the gun, eventually you'll burn a full mag.
 
This is as slick and fast as your gonna get with the 15-22 and slidefire.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JKJrz6LFCo[/ame]
 
Super fast fire rate but that was about 20 rounds per second fire rate, not 1000. I think ill be pushing that here shortly. We shall see. Right now I am around 15 rounds per second.

I would also be willing to bet my lunch he knows what I know about the trigger. Again, we shall see.
 
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Super fast fire rate but that was about 20 rounds per second fire rate, not 1000. I think ill be pushing that here shortly. We shall see. Right now I am around 15 rounds per second.

I would also be willing to bet my lunch he knows what I know about the trigger. Again, we shall see.

Yeah the video text was mislabeled. 1000/1200 rnds per minute is about right.
 
Great Video Orgone1, it's fast and smooth unlike another video on this forum which claims high rates even though it's stalling and binding and slowwwww! Great range area.

Which stock do you have the SBS or MOD ? and are you running a curved or straight trigger?
 
Great Video Orgone1, it's fast and smooth unlike another video on this forum which claims high rates even though it's stalling and binding and slowwwww! Great range area.

Which stock do you have the SBS or MOD ? and are you running a curved or straight trigger?


Show us which one is stalling and binding....
 
The one with the fluctuating cycle rate? you know which one I'm talking about
 
I don't use the slide fire much. I don't care for the ergonomics, to include the butt stock.
ditto. mines been in the top of the closet since the novelty wore off...around two weeks after i got it. :cool:
 
I had a chance to fire off some Aguila Interceptors today in the SlideFire, those are the ticket. That thing was breathing Fire , that as the best Ammo so far for the Slide Fire
 
ditto. mines been in the top of the closet since the novelty wore off...around two weeks after i got it. :cool:

Shame you couldn't find someone who would be willing to take it off your hands now you not using it anymore. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
Hmm I wonder who has been preaching about the interceptors around here....
 
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