mdoffroad
Member
Ok, so with all the hoarding of .22LR I REALLY wish we had a way to shot something else, like 17HMR.... Any reason S&W couldnt step up to offer a different verion? or 22 Magnum?
We need a 17HMR M&P!!!
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What is the name of the .17 round Hornady came out with that was
a .22 LR necked down to .17?
.17 Mach 1?
Anyway, I think they will feed thru a .22 LR magazine. If so then an M&P15-22 upper re-barreled or a dedicated upper from S&W you could swap out should work.
I like the idea!
JLK
a .22 LR necked down to .17?
.17 Mach 1?
Anyway, I think they will feed thru a .22 LR magazine. If so then an M&P15-22 upper re-barreled or a dedicated upper from S&W you could swap out should work.
I like the idea!
JLK
Jyezahn
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Of you could get yourself a full-metal, gas-blowback airsoft AR and be happy shooting in your garage until the ammo becomes available. :-D
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nomobux
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Lots of probs with semi .17s. Ruger quit I believe along with Rem. I still have my Rem and love it. Lots of negs on Rems offer on the recall.
I think Alexander Arms has a .17 upper receiver they make. But yes that would be cool since I've seen plenty of 17 and 22 mag ammo around.
Here you go
http://www.shopalexanderarms.com/.17_HMR-Uppers.html
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Here you go
http://www.shopalexanderarms.com/.17_HMR-Uppers.html
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cyberclectic
Member
Hence why I am going for a paintball setup for the birthday - figure I'll just cover the darn yard rats in orange...
richeyo2
Member
Alexander Arms has a dedicated 17HMR AR as well, but it's very pricey. $1,100.00 before the scare. My wife wanted one until she found the price.
.17 HMR RELEASED! | Alexander Arms
.17 HMR RELEASED! | Alexander Arms
nomobux
Member
I think you'd best check prices on 5.56 and 223. I'm buying .17 @ $10.97 per 50 normal ( $9 on sale). You find 5.56 at that, feel free to PM me. My last stash of the GOOD ( Lake City ) 5.56 was at 16 cents a round and that was many, many moons ago. Now, many are paying over $1 per round.
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