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    alucard0822

    alucard0822

    For great Justice
    Oct 29, 2007
    17,710
    PA
    similar idea and looks like a similar design to the "floating chamber" used in the Colt Ace. Feels weird, you know you are shooting a 22, but you get snappy recoil. Probably no problem with conversions and dedicated aluminum uppers, but probably wouldn't use it on polymer framed 22s, and not sure how useful it would be with 22 being expensive, and most rifles with brakes not having much recoil in 223 anyway.
     
    Dino

    Dino

    Ultimate Member
    Sep 21, 2006
    1,006
    Beltsville, Md.
    dreadpirate said:
    Would change the point of impact for sure.
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    Nope.
    I sighted in the scope without the Striker at 25 yards (max for this gun range).
    Then I attached the Striker and point of impact did not change.
    The Striker is a lot of fun. Works on my .22 pistol as well, though it's too fat and covers the front sight. :(

    The target is 40 rounds at 25 yards.
    I could have gotten a tighter group but I was trying to cut a hole out of the center. :D



     
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