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buckjay
06-03-11, 23:22
I've finally taken the plunge on a LMT CQB MRP 16" DI. I had to break the bank a bit, so I'm hoping I'll never see the need to upgrade the actual rifle.

I'm looking to eventually get a NFA Tax Stamp for SBR and I'm wondering, what do I actually need to swap barrels.

From my understanding if you want to go from 5.56 -> 6.8 or .22 you need a 6.8 Barrel/.22 Barrel, respective BCG, and new magazine - is this correct?

Now if I simply wanted a shorter 5.56 barrel, can I simply buy the barrel - something like this:
http://www.lmtstore.com/bolts-carriers-groups/556-105-17-chrome-lined-threaded-muzzle-for-mrp.html

And will I be good to go? Or is there another piece I need.

Thanks in advance!

Echo7847
06-03-11, 23:56
Correct you are


Congrats on the MRP, I need to pick one up myself.

buckjay
06-04-11, 00:43
Thanks for the fast reply :)

Now I also noticed on that page it says "Not to be used with the full length rifle version MRP receiver." Full Length would be 18 or 20"?

If I have the 16" CQB version, will I have any issues putting in that 10.5" barrel?

Fr3EK
06-04-11, 00:45
you will be fine

buckjay
06-04-11, 00:50
Thanks brah :big_boss:

Now while I've got this thread open..

Anyone know where or who makes a .22 conversion (Barrel, BCG [Or do I just need the bolt], Mag, assuming thats it?) for the LMT MRP? I read spikes made one, but I haven't had any luck finding it anywhere.

Fitzghan
06-04-11, 01:02
The rifle length MRP is referring to the chassis. The rail is longer (about 13 inches) which is why you cannot use the 10.5 inch barrel in them. The CQB version is just a shorter rail.

Spikes Tactical is not currently manufacturing/selling the 22lr MRP barrel. I emailed them about it myself two weeks ago.

buckjay
06-04-11, 01:03
Bummer! Were you able to find any other manufacturer's or are we pretty much out of luck?

Fitzghan
06-04-11, 01:18
I've wondered if there is an AR 22lr barrel out there that you could have DBMG machine to fit. If you are new to the MRP check them out. Now you can have any barrel you want.

https://dbmg-llc.3dcartstores.com/LMT-Barrel-Conversions_c_12.html

buckjay
06-04-11, 01:30
That looks really interesting!

Do I have to look for barrels within a certain diameter? Will have to get one with the low profile gas line too right?

If I found a .22 barrel could you recommend any place to find a compatible BCG and mag?

Thanks :)

thmpr
06-04-11, 02:56
Try these guys..

https://dbmg-llc.3dcartstores.com/MWS-conversion_p_33.html

buckjay
06-04-11, 04:11
I'm curious as to how the gas block works when buying a barrel to be fitted for the MRP system.

Do I just buy a barrel with a low profile gas block, no gas block, switchblock, etc?

Anyone mind shedding some light on the matter?

sevin8nin
06-04-11, 11:34
The MRP doesn't use regular ar barrels, they've got a special barrel extension that allows for them to be easily removable. You have to shop for barrels specifically for the MRP chasis

Tacoma213
06-13-11, 06:15
Actually, someone in Kent, WA is doing conversions for any standard AR barrel to MRP. The only thing is that the gas tube is not captured at the breech end like on factory barrels. Talk to John Wang over at Rainier Arms. He might know a thing or two about them.

ALCOAR
06-13-11, 13:01
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