Does Anyone Here Use .22LR Conversion On M&P 15 Sport .223 ?

[cyphertext]

So with a dedicated upper there would not be a change in POI. Right? Be Safe,

Correct. With the dedicated upper, you are swapping out the top half, sights included.

 

[cyphertext]

Same here. I used to buy one brick when it went on sale or if I was planning on a shooting session. So, I have some. Just hate to shoot out what I have and not be able to replace it.

That is the same boat I was in. I was down to less than 2000 rounds and didn't want to shoot anymore of it because I couldn't replace it. I like to have at least 2000 rounds on hand in case my son's Boy Scout troop plans a shooting outing and they are unable to acquire ammo.

 

[JaPes]

That is the same boat I was in. I was down to less than 2000 rounds and didn't want to shoot anymore of it because I couldn't replace it. I like to have at least 2000 rounds on hand in case my son's Boy Scout troop plans a shooting outing and they are unable to acquire ammo.

Last summer/fall I was at Wal-Mart stalking center fire pistol ammo. One guy was really down about not finding any .22lr. Look at the guy and you could see he was frustrated and beat down a bit. I asked him what was going on.

He was a Boy Scout dad. The troop was looking everywhere for .22lr ammo for the past couple weeks and couldn't find any. I told him to hang out at the store for 15 min. I went home and brought back 4 bricks for him.

Introducing the next generation to the fun and enjoyment of shooting is worth more to me than 4 bricks of ammo.

 

[cyphertext]

I saw that earlier... you are a good man John! I will give to keep the boys shooting too. With 4 bricks on hand, I can keep the troop and the venturing crew shooting, and be able to re-stock before their next shooting outing.

 

[JaPes]

If we don't help introduce young kids to the safe enjoyment of the shooting sports, there won't be a next generation of firearms enthusiasts to help stand against the gun grabbers.