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None what so ever. It's funny you mention that because when I was developing it I did worry about that. Also if the magnet would affect the workings of the bolt at all, but no, it doesn't harm anything or get in the way. Placement of the magnet is key however. If it's mounted wrong it will cause problems with firing the rifle with it closed. That and spring tension. If those aren't right you'll end up with a stove pipe and a jam.
You should make one.
Actually I misread what you wrote. The magnet wasn't on the inside of the upper, it was on the inside of the dust cover door. I think if you could make one, mass produce it and sell it at a low price, you'd have a lot of people interested. But yeah, definitely one thing at a time. If you end up designing one, don't hesitate to ask me any questions about my experience.![]()
I will definitely contact you if I decide to tackle it. Do you have any pics?
brett248vista's review of the prototype
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-...-painterlyshotgroup-review.html#post135868317
My thread on the development of the Kydex version
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-15-22/179125-kydex-dust-cover.html#post135838652
A thread by Brett. In this one you can see the new magnet mount in the last picture of his original post. Although, in the picture he has it mounted backwards. The extra plastic was meant to cover the end of the spring.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-15-22/219059-two-my-favorite-things.html#post136214564
I while ago I had an accident with the kydex cover on my rifle. While closing the upper and lower, the door got sandwiched in between the two receivers and ended up bending the hinge plate. I have since modified an actual AR dust cover to fit the 15-22, using my magnet mount. I think it looks better anyway.
I like the look of it. It wouldnt take that long to design one but how many folks would be interested in buying one is the question.
I bought one shortly after I got my 15-22, but never installed it. I sold it to another forum member (Basic) three or four months ago. I don't know if he ever installed it. I decided it was more cosmetic than functional because it didn't really seal over the ejection port. Besides, I don't shoot in the rain and mud.
It was well made, though.
I need a shortened magazine for bench shooting.
Ordered two 10-rounders from S&W and they are just as long as the standards.
Any suggestions?
I need a shortened magazine for bench shooting.
Ordered two 10-rounders from S&W and they are just as long as the standards.
Any suggestions?
DT,
Might I suggest you contact XtremeBen1 about his loader. I'd like to know if his loader (w/ 50rd hopper) would work on your mag.
I need a shortened magazine for bench shooting.
Ordered two 10-rounders from S&W and they are just as long as the standards.
Any suggestions?
These are the 10 round short magazines you want from Smith & Wesson:
Product: M&P15-.22 10 RD Magazine
SKU is 404950000.
Didn't see the short ones at Cheaper than Dirt, but Midway, 44Mag, and S&W all seem to have them in stock.
Thank you very much. You know more than my local S&W dealer.
That's not uncommon.![]()
I clicked like on that but I really don't like that. I'm just forced to agree. I helped a buddy select a M&P 40 last night for his very first S&W and the seller said he loved them so much he bought a left handed version that is pretty rare. Ummm... Really...
umm, soo....yeah..50 round mags sound great, any lead times yet?
umm, soo....yeah..50 round mags sound great, any lead times yet?