jsha22lr
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A few years ago, way back in 2012, I had an incident where I essentially broke my 15-22 http://smith-wessonforum.com/search.php?searchid=6918815. Anyways I kept putting off sending it in to get it fixed (being in school and working didn't help either), but eventually sometime in November I got a return label and finally sent it back. At the end of March, I got my finally got my replacement rifle. After three years of having to borrow my dad's M&P, I finally got one of my own again. I was fully expecting to pay for any warranty work since I thought the warranty would be out, but to my surprise it was covered under warranty. I got a brand new, plain jane rifle like the one I first bought when they came out! And in its cardboard box it shall stay unfired and here's why.
In the past year me, my dad and my brother have gotten into the fun and addicting world of the NFA and I actually have my own 22 and 556 suppressors. This new rifle will be my project gun. I'll be getting it threaded so I can use my can on it. While I'm at it I'll be changing out just about everything (rail, stock, trigger, & sights) and going to be getting it cerakoted in german field grey that my LWRC IC-A5 is coated in. Pretty excited that my plain jane 22 is going to match my main rifle.
In the past year me, my dad and my brother have gotten into the fun and addicting world of the NFA and I actually have my own 22 and 556 suppressors. This new rifle will be my project gun. I'll be getting it threaded so I can use my can on it. While I'm at it I'll be changing out just about everything (rail, stock, trigger, & sights) and going to be getting it cerakoted in german field grey that my LWRC IC-A5 is coated in. Pretty excited that my plain jane 22 is going to match my main rifle.
