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Well I have followed the recommendations and never had a hiccup with either of my 1522 rifles over 40k rounds between the 2. The joke is people spending money on volquarzen **** when they really just need to use ammo that works in the rifle.

The manual is pretty clear about some ammo working better than others. Every semi auto .22 I own has a favorite ammo. Have you tried different ammo? Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk

Based on the photo the magazine is not being loaded correctly. The rounds should stagger every other but look at the picture, many rounds in a row all stacked on one side. That will cause feeding issues. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk

1000 rounds a week is about 100000 over the 2 years. That's like 16k rounds per firing pin. I'm around 35k through mine with the original firing pin. Perhaps your bolt is not machined properly and it's causing the pin to break. Has the rifle gone back to s&w for any of it? Sent from my...

With decent ammo mine is pretty darn accurate. At 50 yards it will do 2 inch groups if I do my part. On Winchester bulk it does 4 inch groups. It'll chew the center out of a target in a mag or two, that's for sure. :) It isn't as accurate as my 10/22 with a bunch of work done but I bet...

I removed the pigtail spring from my trigger and that lightened it a bit. You can polish/smooth up the sear or whatever you call it in a striker fired gun. Anyways, that will smooth the trigger but will not reduce the weight much. Some have suggested using a reduced weight striker spring but...

Understood, thanks for the explanation everyone!

It looks great, but what is the purpose of such a massive latch on the charging handle? Seems like it's just something else to snag on? Anyways, great effort and I'm not trying to detract from your work, just curious as to the utility of the modification.

LOL 186,000,000 miles/sec Awesome pics everyone, keep 'em coming!