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    Quote Originally Posted by markm View Post
    Never heard of the Tippmann. What kind of mags does it run?? We've run the S&W with no problems, but a metal receiver sounds good.
    They have their own mags, but they are good quality. They have a dust cover and metal feed ramps. I have 4 for mine and they all run good

    https://tippmannarms.com/m4-22-25-round-magazine/

    They can also accept ar15 triggers and have functioning bolt catch and forward assist. You can swap out the handguard, stock, sights for ar15 parts if you want

    There are some vids on Youtube on the gun. I know he is kind of a shill but 22Plinkster has a decent video up on one of the options.

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    Quote Originally Posted by markm View Post
    Never heard of the Tippmann. What kind of mags does it run?? We've run the S&W with no problems, but a metal receiver sounds good.
    ETA

    You may have heard of them as they are pretty big paintball gun manufacturer

    Their sister company also makes this which looks like a good time

    https://tippmannarmory.com/gatling-gun/

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    Thanks! I'll click on the links from home later.
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    I have a 22/45 Lite with Holosun and is suppressed. that's my favorite 22lr handgun to shoot
    I also have a 22 revolver and a conversion kit for my Sig P226. But the Ruger is the best for plinking around.

    I also have a Marlin Model 60, and a couple 10/22's, but honestly, my favorite long gun to shoot in 22lr is the iron sight henry youth lever action that I bought for my son. Loading a tube mag and having to crank the lever for every shot slows you down some, but it really is fun. Dropping a row of steel plates for speed is a fun game to play with the kids.
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    I shot rimfire benchrest competition for years. Doesn't matter what rifle you shoot, you'll find that every lot of ammo varies in accuracy. QC on rimfire ammo is crappy, even the high price brands !!

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    My favorite 22 rifle is my Marlin 39A. Handgun would be my Colt New Frontier 22. Hard to beat for fun factor with 22LR or shorts. I have one of each reserved for my son when he is old enough to learn to shoot.

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    Lets talk 22LR Favorites

    I have a Ruger 10/22 and a Ruger Mark IV. Both super reliable and fun. I’m looking for a revolver next.
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    Buckmark pistol, CZ 452, AR-22.

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    Since we’re bringing rifles into the discussion, the CZ 455 and 457 are excellent shooters. Many come with threaded barrels too. I love heavy recoil and knocking down steel, but there’s nothing like subsonic .22LR ammo out of a suppressed bolt gun. Makes a grown man giggle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by comm2679 View Post
    Since we’re bringing rifles into the discussion, the CZ 455 and 457 are excellent shooters. Many come with threaded barrels too. I love heavy recoil and knocking down steel, but there’s nothing like subsonic .22LR ammo out of a suppressed bolt gun. Makes a grown man giggle.
    I also like nice bolt .22s. I have an Anschutz 1727F Fortner rifle with a threaded barrel and probably a half dozen 22 sporters, including my first, 1967 vintage Browning T-Bolt.

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