huesmann
n00b
Is the stock threading for a birdcage non-concentric? That is, could I thread my Sparrow onto it without trouble?
Is there a model that comes without any cage at all?
15-22 barrel threading
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Is there a model that comes without any cage at all?
huesmann
n00b
Dude, you just made me guffaw.and i picked up an adapter for the m&p22
I'm not aware of one that has a threaded barrel by itself. If it's threaded for a birdcage, a can should be no problem. That's what my plan is.
revobreaker
Active Member
The 15-22 is available with threaded barrels. Unfortunately I ended up with a standard model.
And for the record I did not shoot the M&P22 pistol with the birdcage....but I might,LOL
And for the record I did not shoot the M&P22 pistol with the birdcage....but I might,LOL
I thought the question was can you order one with just a threaded barrel and no muzzle device. Maybe I misread it.
revobreaker
Active Member
Actually I just looked and there is the performance center version that is threaded but no bird cage.
did you notice the MSRP?
The Performance Center can't shoot CCI Stingers either.
The Performance Center can't shoot CCI Stingers either.
revobreaker
Active Member
Yeah, I'll stick with my standard version for that price difference. This was the first time I looked at the PC version and I had no idea about the stingers.
For anyone else that doesn't know the PC version has a “Laney” chamber which is a little shorter then a standard chamber, and stingers are a little longer then regular cases.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...57786_757784_757784_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
For anyone else that doesn't know the PC version has a “Laney” chamber which is a little shorter then a standard chamber, and stingers are a little longer then regular cases.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...57786_757784_757784_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
photoracer
Competition Shooter
That is correct. The PC has a tighter match chamber although I fail to see what good a match chamber does on a gun with a polymer upper receiver. I actually have both a regular and PC model. And yes the PC comes with a thread protector and no flash hider. There are some things you can do to make the PC model shoot tighter groups. However those same things will help the regular model just as much.
A couple of comments FWIW.
ADCO does great work. I have used them for a couple of center fire AR uppers.
I have owned the regular 15-22 and the PC 15-22. I still own the PC model as I could not afford to own two of them but in hindsight the PC model is not worth the added cost for what you get.
ADCO does great work. I have used them for a couple of center fire AR uppers.
I have owned the regular 15-22 and the PC 15-22. I still own the PC model as I could not afford to own two of them but in hindsight the PC model is not worth the added cost for what you get.
What was the turn around time?
revobreaker
Active Member
I dropped it off at post office on 1/27 and it was back to me by 2/8
huesmann
n00b
From what I can see, it looks like only the "compliant" models have neither threading nor birdcage.
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