AR15 ~ to ~ .22LR Conversion

[baranski]

My CMMG bolt has cycled everything I've fed it (except CCI quiet, it ran but not enough to eject and I expected that).

I've cleaned it once (approx 5,000 rounds) and it's run flawless. Accuracy is good out to 100 yards, beyond that it's a bit loose.

[Jimi Jah]

Mine ran a Aguila Super Colibre once. It sounded like it didn't get out but it did.

[.40Cal]

The new AW law says you don"t have an AW unless the gun is complete and the upper and lower are connected (paraphrasing). I'm OK with conversion kits now. The new law clarified what an AW is.

And you think cops know that?

When they see a 5.56 lower, 5.56 1/7 barrel, and ALL AW features on a rifle (mine the bolt & magazine - .22LR) - that gun will look like an AR15 to them.

[.40Cal]

My CMMG bolt has cycled everything I've fed it (except CCI quiet, it ran but not enough to eject and I expected that).

I've cleaned it once (approx 5,000 rounds) and it's run flawless. Accuracy is good out to 100 yards, beyond that it's a bit loose.

Are there different models of the CCMG kits - any better than the other?

IF you install the .22 bolt & mag, can you still keep all the AW features on the gun, since it's not technically a 5.56 (if you're not carrying the 5.56 bolt & mags with you)?

[lordmorgul]

Are there different models of the CCMG kits - any better than the other?



IF you install the .22 bolt & mag, can you still keep all the AW features on the gun, since it's not technically a 5.56 (if you're not carrying the 5.56 bolt & mags with you)?

According to newly released DOJ regs for SB880 a disassembled AR is not an AW since it is not centerfire. They specifically list an Upper separated from a Lower and both still in possession of the same person (no constructive possession). You can keep those parts with you, just not assemble it.


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