Jump to content
Rimfire World Community
Visit Brownells Visit AR15 Builder Visit Visit Site Visit Ballistic Advantage Visit Aero Precision Visit Cabelas

Recommended Posts

Posted

After hanging around here, and a few other places, watching numerous videos, and drooling at several gun dealer sites, I've come to the conclusion.....(Drum Roll...)...It looks like a hell of a lot of fun to own a tactical 22...(Curse you Drew... ;D)...Seems to me a lot of FUN factor having a little 22 with a 25 to 30 round clip. And of course you need multiple clips...Scopes...Carrying case...etc...(Damn you Drew.. ;D)

Now...You guys are the experts..

Tactical Rifle...Umarex, Mossberg, S&W, Sig, etc.....OR...

Tactical Pistol..Kel Tec, Sig, S&W, etc...(The pistols look like a lot of fun, but I'm a little concerned about the grip..)

For a 1st time Tactical 22 buyer and relative newbie to the semi-auto world, what I'd be interested to hear your thoughts...Figure you guys ought to know. I read some of your descriptions about the inner workings, ammo, statistical info, and I think sometimes you guys are talking a foreign language, but after spending some time to research, I understand the topic, and the valuable info being shared here...

In short...

I value you guys opinions...

And I knew Drew, would get me hooked on this when I put my toe in the water...He knows me too well...

;D :beer:

Posted

A CMMG upper is what Drew talked me into. Actually he just needed to tempt me with a photo, I'm a sucker for 22s.

So far the CMMG is the best tactical 22 I own followed by my Puma PPS.

The other tactical22s I own I rate in order:

Colt M4 OPS

Remington 597 VTR

GSG-5

SIG 522

GSG Kalashnikov

Posted

Well, I am a sucker for the Colt M4. I got mine new for $600, see them now for $399 or less. Have done a bit of work on mine, Bill Springfield trigger job, few mods, ect ect. I would not part with it for anything. I have heard good things about the S&W MP15-22,  have not fired one, but it doesn't have the feel of the metal Colt. But, it is a lot easier to clean the the Colt.  Good luck with your decision!

post-10-144124373752_thumb.jpg

Posted

I too like Colt. It feels very "hefty" compared to many others. I have heard/read from a lot of folks who have purchased NEWER versions, that most of the older "bugs" have been corrected. They now have functioning dust-covers, stiffer bolt springs, 90-degree safety levers, and improved chamber contours that accept a wider range of ammo. Even the dreaded REMINGTON! I just wish they would sell me the necessary parts to upgrade mine!

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...