.22 beltfed upper pretty cool!!

[freonr22]

WTS: LM7 22LR Belt Fed AR15/M16 Upper



-Two ABS hi-impact 200 round capacity plastic feed boxes that can be used as a link/belt recovery.
-Buffer assembly w/ anti-bounce weight.
-Shim adapter the carbine and butt stock.
-Qty (4) 100 round fabric belts
-Belt loader
-Spare parts kit
-Quad rail and fore grip
-YHM back up iron sights (front and rear)
-16" medium profile quick-change barrel
-7" quick-change barrel
-16" heavy profile quick-change barrel (nearly 1" in diameter)
-Includes everything you need to convert your M16/AR15 to a full auto beltfed .22
-Condition used, good condition with minor finish scratches from normal use.
$1500 shipped

its not mine, nor do i know the person, but I kinda want one (cant afford it/probably cant have in california for barrel length/too many rounds, but still neat)

http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=119&t=733657

[HkFan416]

That's AWESOME!

[CornFedWB]

That is sick! Wish they made replicas of MG42s, M60s, and M249s

[asgalindez]

Kewl!

My trigger finger is cramping up from just thinking about firing all those belts of .22lr in semi-auto.

[gunn]

Lakeside Machine also makes a more cost effective, semi-auto only 22LR beltfed upper called the Razorback...

http://www.lakesideguns.com/title1-inventory.html

They also mfg mini 1919a4s (bought out the Tippman Arms design).

Call them up; they are quite friendly.
-g

[ScorpioVI]

That is sick! Wish they made replicas of MG42s, M60s, and M249s

They do... lots of kits you can buy for the 10/22.

[audihenry]

What would be the legality of something like this in CA? Is the .22 exempt from AW restrictions?

[IrishPirate]

What would be the legality of something like this in CA? Is the .22 exempt from AW restrictions?

i think the belts are considered hi-cap feeding devices and are banned the same way that hi-cap mags are. NOT 100% SURE ON THAT THOUGH!!! just what i gather from other calgunners. the rest of it should be CA compliant except for the 7" barrel....i think. pretty sweet set up...looks fun!

[Kiba]

Lakeside makes some neat stuff.

Correct, the >10 round belts are a no-no here in CA. The short barrel also falls into SBR category.

Lakeside also makes links in addition to the belts, so you could link up 10-rounders and be CA-legal... but what fun is that?

The new Razorback belt fed upper is semi-auto only (no FA sear trip capability like the LM7) and it lacks the quick change barrel capability of the LM7-- so it's about half the price ($700.)

The LM7 would be a hoot on a registered FA lower. You could blast away on full auto fairly cheaply!

[ibt77]

that is on my list........right after some land in arizona

[50BMGBOB]

Lakeside is a great company and vary CA friendly. I love my mini 1919.