I love this gun

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Took the 15-22 to the range on Saturday and all I can say is that this has to be one of the best gun purchases I've ever made.

Out of the box I fired about three hundred rounds of Remington Thunderbolts and a few Winchester Dynapoints. I'm happy to report that this little gun performed flawlessly. The last two 25 round mags I fired as fast as I could to see if I could induce some kind of malfunction and it handled it with no problem. Gun is cleaned, mags are loaded and I'm looking forward to my next range visit.

On a side note I'd like to add that I bought this gun with the intention of my wife and two daughters being the primary users. Now I'm thinking they better get their own if really want to shoot it :) But seriously, that was my original intention because I have an M261 adapter for my AR15 and I bought four Black Dog mags for it. I was pretty excited about shooting .22 out of my AR with high cap mags because I was never too fond of the ten round inserts that the kit uses. When I went to hand cycle the BDM mags through my AR, every single round was a FTF. Most of the tips were getting deformed or the rounds would just stovepipe and get bent by the bolt. Turns out I had to grind some of the material from the feedramp of the brand new mags to get it to feed reliably :eek: After some tweaking with a Dremel, I was able to successfully hand cycle the Remington Thunderbolts, but not the Winchester Dynapoints. We'll see what happens when I actually shoot the thing.

What a contrast. Makes me want to bail on the M261 and just shoot the 15-22.
 
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Owning a 15-22 you really dont have much need to bother trying to shoot .22LR out of your AR :) As far as cheap training goes just equip the 15-22 the same way you have the AR equiped and any muscle memory you hone with the 15-22 should transfer just fine to its big brother.
 
I'm spending so much time with mine, my wife's getting jealous :D An M&P 15-22, a fresh brick, and some reactive targets.... the most fun you can have with your cloths on!
 
I'm spending so much time with mine, my wife's getting jealous :D An M&P 15-22, a fresh brick, and some reactive targets.... the most fun you can have with your cloths on!

The first time my GF & I went to shoot my new 15-22 she looked like this.....

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... just before she turned to me and said: "I really like this new rifle... now you'll have to go get one for yourself!"


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The first time my GF & I went to shoot my new 15-22 she looked like this.....

Raven-Shooting2-20100403-768x576.JPG


... just before she turned to me and said: "I really like this new rifle... now you'll have to go get one for yourself!"


.

Thats awesome man . Now you just gotta tell her to keep that chicken wing down :p I bought a cheap m16 airsoft replica recently to get my girlfriend used to the mechanics of shooting. She's about to graduate the the 15-22 hehe.
 
Owning a 15-22 you really dont have much need to bother trying to shoot .22LR out of your AR :) As far as cheap training goes just equip the 15-22 the same way you have the AR equiped and any muscle memory you hone with the 15-22 should transfer just fine to its big brother.

I hear ya. I haven't shot that much over the past 7-8 years and got quite a bit of sticker shock when I started checking into the price of ammo :eek: That's the reason why I started looking into shooting .22. The one thing I'm concerned about is developing an addiction -- I'm already starting to think that one 15-22 is not enough :)

I'm spending so much time with mine, my wife's getting jealous :D An M&P 15-22, a fresh brick, and some reactive targets.... the most fun you can have with your cloths on!

Fun is the first word that comes to mind when I think about shooting the 15-22. I am anticipating a lot more range visits because of this gun.

... just before she turned to me and said: "I really like this new rifle... now you'll have to go get one for yourself!"


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Haha. That's the same response I expect to hear from my wife or daughters when they get a chance to shoot the 15-22.
 
Thats awesome man . Now you just gotta tell her to keep that chicken wing down :p I bought a cheap m16 airsoft replica recently to get my girlfriend used to the mechanics of shooting. She's about to graduate the the 15-22 hehe.

Let us know when she commandeers your 15-22 :)
 
The first time my GF & I went to shoot my new 15-22 she looked like this.....
.. just before she turned to me and said: "I really like this new rifle... now you'll have to go get one for yourself!"


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That was exactly what happened to me, BUT... I had bought the 15 22 for my wife as my .223's are "too loud" and kick to hard for her. After firing a few mags with the 15 22. I turned to my wife and said the same thing your GF said to you lol.
 
I have been thinking about getting one for my grandson and myself. Are there any good "deals" to be had either on the internet or should I just go to a gun store. Also, what should I expect to pay? Thanks for any help.
 
Jetguns.com just raised their prices from 354 to 400 shipped. Still not bad seeing how I paid 489.98 out the door at my local store for a DUU threaded barrel non MOE version.
 
Thats awesome man . Now you just gotta tell her to keep that chicken wing down :p I bought a cheap m16 airsoft replica recently to get my girlfriend used to the mechanics of shooting. She's about to graduate the the 15-22 hehe.

Mmmmmm... Chicken wings.... Hehehe... She's actually got pretty good shooting form when she's not bracing herself against the tailgate of my truck to steady the shot :) If I remember correctly, she was shooting 2-3 inch groups at 25 yards that day (while I was just trying to see how fast I could mag-dump :D )
 
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