.22 AR Pressure Plug

[ejhc11]

Yes, ordered two yesterday. Already received USPS notification from Tim. I was getting light strikes on certain ammo so am looking forward to get that issue resolved with this plug.

Received mine - made of a hard polymer type of material. Shipped fast. Thanks. Will drop it in and try it out next week on my two CMMG dedicated uppers.

[Lifeon2whls]

Bought one...can't wait to try it out. I love playing with my .22 conversion, just annoying when I get a light strike and have to clear it.

[speeedracerr]

Just received both .22 plugs and my .22 conversion kit. Appears to be a great product and will be testing it sometime this week. I will probably purchase another one as extras.

[speeedracerr]

Got to test the .22 plug yesterday and worked great without a hitch! No light primer strikes and felt really solid. I highly recommend this product to anyone who has a conversion kit or dedicated .22 upper.

[shadow65]

What I have found too. Good to hear from other users.
Dave N

[NorCalDustin]

I've got my plug too, It's an interesting product and I cant wait to take it out and see if there's any overall improvement.

I do like that it's not super heavy.

[htfan]

Just ordered one based on the feedback above... can't wait to try it out at the range!

[NorCalDustin]

ok....been registered here for a couple weeks I think, and this is my first post.

I HATE paying more for shipping than the part costs!!! However, I am a firearms designer and not an INET guru. I did'nt know how to change the shipping.....figured it out now.

And....FYI.....I'm giving SERIOUS thought to signing on this board as a Dealer. This is a HUGE community!!

Tim

We are a huge community and we love rimfire (there are far fewer restrictions on rimfire firearms in CA) which makes them awesome... That combined with the fact that its so inexpensive to shoot... And with dedicated uppers you can get extreme levels of reliability & accuracy while still being able to throw any aftermarket accessory you want on them.

[Anchors]

Tagged.

[shadow65]

I picked another one up for my M4 LE.

[Lifeon2whls]

I was able to put 150 rounds through my MP15 with the CMMG conversion with the plug. Prior to the plug I was getting about 1 FTF per 10 rounds and/or 1-2 light strikes. After the plug, I had 1 FTF in all of the 150 rounds. I was still getting consistent light strikes, but not as many as I had previously. I noticed most light strikes happened on the first round and if I only loaded 8 rounds in the mag I wouldnt have the issue. Total round count for the conversion is about 250, so I believe part of this is getting the system broken in as I've noticed it getting increasingly smoother.

The biggest improvement is that I was having problems with the bolt holding open after the last shot. With the plug in, Zero issues.

[shadow65]

Now that is interesting. The BHOA worked with no issues. Hmmm.
BONUS!

[IPSICK]

I wonder if this would have fixed my issue with light primer strikes using a Geissele S3G with a Nordic NC22 upper. Too late for me now I guess, I had a JP trigger installed into my lower instead.

[TACCOM3G]

I wonder if this would have fixed my issue with light primer strikes using a Geissele S3G with a Nordic NC22 upper. Too late for me now I guess, I had a JP trigger installed into my lower instead.

You went the right way putting the JP trigger on with your NC22 upper.....the Nordic is about the only upper out there that would not benefit from "The Pressure Plug" as it does not use rails like the Ceiner design. Also, the Nordic, with having a backer that spreads out the bolt impact over a larger area on the lower is less likely to get damaged as well.

The Pressure Plug (IMHO) is best used with CMMG, Spikes, TacSol, Chiappa, Target Master, Velocity inserts. I am sure I missed a couple of companies....but basically, if it has rails and the collar/adaptor is attached to it.....the plug will help you out with your woes.

We also believe that if you use the pressure plug.....the detent on the CMMG collars is really no longer needed and could be removed.

Tim

[Lifeon2whls]

Now that is interesting. The BHOA worked with no issues. Hmmm.
BONUS!

Yep...before the plug, the BHOA worked about 30% of the time. Again may have been a break in issue but things seemed to have smoothed out with the plug minus the light strikes.