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The 15-22 is .22LR only. There is no gas tube. Do NOT use a receiver block unless you want to destroy the upper and possibly the bolt guide rail. Use barrel vise jaws. If you can hold a barrel with your hand to 20 Ft. Lbs. I do not want to shake your hand.

That wrench is supposed to be used with a 1/2" Drive Torque Wrench. The 15-22 can not take the same torque as an AR-15

Those ambi charging handles are the nicest ones for the 15-22 available. (From your favorite online retailer) The only AR-15 thing compatible with the 15-22 upper is whatever mounts on the picatinny rail. You need an adapter for the hand guard. The 15-22 A-2 front sight slips right on.

Cerakote is the best I have seen so far.

Thanks for the update. What is the M&P AR15-22 Sport? I only see the M&P 15-22 SPORT in a few different variations. The flash hider looks like the standard A2 style they have on all their standard barrels. But not their (standard) or (compliant) models $799 "down" to $449

That's odd because a shroud covers something. Maybe they think the re-director is one since it covers the flash hider. A barrel shroud covers (shrouds) the barrel.

JeepinCO. Lookin' good. That looks like the oil can adapter / re-director / flash hider instead of a shroud.

Who knows. ;-)

We will have the 12 inch M-LOK and Key Mod hand guards for the AR-10 soon. Around $140.00

Sounds like it was shipped stripped.

Changing the collapsible stock is super easy. Even if it is pinned. What hand guard setup are you wanting to go to? Front sight or not?

All you need is the MAGPUL hand guard and A2 front sight.

Look great

A rifle is a long gun, not a long rifle. The .22 and 5.56 are the same caliber The 15-22 is an AR "style" rifle, but nowhere near an AR or AR clone. .22LR is decent for hunting, but for real SHTF, an AR-10 is the ticket.

You will still have a gap. Unless you cut a notch in the bottom part of the rail to fit around the pivot pin boss. Even then I'm not sure it would be flush. Look at the side profile of the upper. The front of the mag well is in front of the picatinny rail.

Always lock your bolt back and leave the hammer cocked. There is no need to "relieve the pressure" to the springs.

Also be sure to not hold the mag. Or even touch it or rest it on the bench.

Pic of bolt and extractor?

You should put an aluminum free float hand guard on there. Along with a KeyMod forward grip. If your stamp covers that option.

The first thing to look at is if the magazine is being used as a steady rest or grip. Don't touch the mag. The second thing would be if the ejector is in the proper location. Post a pic of the ejector with an empty mag and the bolt locked back. Some barrel nut wrenches fit over the flash hider...