MP 15-22 Accessories
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perfectcircle1
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Yes AR accessories will work externally on the rifle. Like grips, stocks , and anything that will screw on to a picatinny rail. I use a Hogue grip on mine and love it. Hope this helps.
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Majorlk
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Really????
Jeffro57
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Having good optics is on a short list.
Must have?
Guess that depends on what your going to do with the rifle?
50 yard-100 yard bench rest shooting? Scope, nice one, dont be cheap, you will regret it.
Mall Ninja look? The sky is the limit.
Since I only use mine for fast action shooting. This means, all I needed was a holo sight and a trigger. Im good with that.
Guess that depends on what your going to do with the rifle?
50 yard-100 yard bench rest shooting? Scope, nice one, dont be cheap, you will regret it.
Mall Ninja look? The sky is the limit.
Since I only use mine for fast action shooting. This means, all I needed was a holo sight and a trigger. Im good with that.
Shooterjgs
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Houge grip, trigger or trigger work... Oh yea lots of ammo and mags everything else is optional... 
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Like Lager said it all depends on what you want to do with your rifle. There are tons of options out there. Take a look a the picture thread to give you some ideas.
Mrredline05
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if adding a scope or red dot like i have, i added a 45 degree mount and mounted the front sight on it.
Kai Winters
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Change grip? Hogue and/or Magpul make some great grips.
Foregrip of some sort...lots of options.
Bipod...more easily portable than a bag rest but you not as stable.
Scope...as has been said...buy a good one and save money in the long run.
Extra magazines are a must especially if you live in a 10 round state.
Extra ammo...buy 50 to 100 rounds of a variety of ammo to test what works best in your gun then buy lots of ammo as able. You can go through a lot of ammo in an hour of shooting.
I think you have to think about what you are using the gun for, at the moment. If you are shooting at 50 yds and under, static and/or moving, I'd suggest a red dot...faster target acquisition compared to a powered scope, lighter and easier to use.
Start with a red dot and use it and the gun for a few hundred rounds. Then add parts as needed or wanted. You can always take a part off temporarily or permanently as you like it or not.
Foregrip of some sort...lots of options.
Bipod...more easily portable than a bag rest but you not as stable.
Scope...as has been said...buy a good one and save money in the long run.
Extra magazines are a must especially if you live in a 10 round state.
Extra ammo...buy 50 to 100 rounds of a variety of ammo to test what works best in your gun then buy lots of ammo as able. You can go through a lot of ammo in an hour of shooting.
I think you have to think about what you are using the gun for, at the moment. If you are shooting at 50 yds and under, static and/or moving, I'd suggest a red dot...faster target acquisition compared to a powered scope, lighter and easier to use.
Start with a red dot and use it and the gun for a few hundred rounds. Then add parts as needed or wanted. You can always take a part off temporarily or permanently as you like it or not.
budget?
trigger is where I'd start. JP 3.5lb springs for $10 if your on a budget. Optics is where I'd go next. If no budget for optics.. learn the irons for now (or get flip up magpul MBUS or similar) and/or upgrade all the plastic pieces for metal ones. (battle arms ambi lever, ndz charging handle, etc) kns 15-22 anti rotation pins are also an option) You don't have to do it all at once on the small upgrades. Most minor ar parts will work other than obvious things like magazines, barrels, some stocks that require removing buffer tube (since its not removable on 15-22), dust covers (since the 15-22 doesn't have one), etc.
personally I wouldn't go crazy on the picatinny peripherals. Maybe a grip or bipod. If you want to get real crazy.. get a CMC trigger pack and a Slidefire stock.. but yeah I agree with the others.. there's too many ways you can go. It's all on you to decide what you like.
trigger is where I'd start. JP 3.5lb springs for $10 if your on a budget. Optics is where I'd go next. If no budget for optics.. learn the irons for now (or get flip up magpul MBUS or similar) and/or upgrade all the plastic pieces for metal ones. (battle arms ambi lever, ndz charging handle, etc) kns 15-22 anti rotation pins are also an option) You don't have to do it all at once on the small upgrades. Most minor ar parts will work other than obvious things like magazines, barrels, some stocks that require removing buffer tube (since its not removable on 15-22), dust covers (since the 15-22 doesn't have one), etc.
personally I wouldn't go crazy on the picatinny peripherals. Maybe a grip or bipod. If you want to get real crazy.. get a CMC trigger pack and a Slidefire stock.. but yeah I agree with the others.. there's too many ways you can go. It's all on you to decide what you like.
tacticool22
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Welcome and let us know when you are done.
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The only must have I can think of is a sling. I think all rifles should have a sling.
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Majorlk
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That's another accessory who's need really depends upon the type of shooting one is doing.
I think everyone should also attend and Appleseed event (Project Appleseed Home), and for that you'd want a sling.
Majorlk
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To each their own ...
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