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    It's another gun! Everyone needs another gun. Grab and go have fun.
    "Being PARANOID is just plain smart thinking when they are really out to get you!"

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    Also have to figure that these "fake" guns have 1/16"- 1/13&3/4"twist, the barrel twist is way less than a standard AR rifle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul45 View Post
    I recently purchased the COLT after looking at the S&W and the RUGER 10/22 look alike. I picked the COLT because of the weight and feel. Yes the bolt release and forward assist are for looks but it functions very well and the mags work. I have put about 700 rounds thru it in the last 2 weeks with no failures which is very unusual for any .22 with cheap ammo. I have cleaned it once after the 1st 200 rounds. I swapped out the rear sight for a fold down and put on a cheap TruGlo dot. I have 5 mags and IT IS FUN!!!!!!!!!
    with you bro - for all the above reasons - way fun!

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    Here is what I've with mine.
    Cut the barrel to 10.5 inches, put a SOPMOD like stock, buffer tube has been marinized, Magazine modified to look like a regular 30 rounds mag.
    I also modified the selector to works like the original.
    I grinded the pistol grip to look like the M16A1 grip and I put a Aimpoint comp replica on it since the picture was taken.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JulienBoit View Post
    Here is what I've with mine.
    Cut the barrel to 10.5 inches, put a SOPMOD like stock, buffer tube has been marinized, Magazine modified to look like a regular 30 rounds mag.
    I also modified the selector to works like the original.
    I grinded the pistol grip to look like the M16A1 grip and I put a Aimpoint comp replica on it since the picture was taken.



    What is Marinized? Also how did you mod the magazine and how did you mod the selector switch?

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    Price isn't everything - I decided to go the dedicated .22LR upper on a dedicated .22LR lower route using "normal" AR components. To be honest, the way things are going financially I suspect I'll be shooting it more than all my 5.56 ARs combined, so for me it's a good investment in a top-quality rimfire.

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    The stock was modified by drilling small holes in the locking tabs of the stock.
    Like the original LMT stock.
    The mag was cut to the proper length. I made a floorplate out of plastic. Drill and thread the mag body and put four screws on it.

    For the selector, I made a notch inside the inner parts for the small ball that locks the lever in place. Then I took some material off the parts contacting the lever of the trigger.If you look at the exploded drawings of the carbine, this is part #73.
    I also removed some materials off part #61 which is the plug that fits into selector on the right side of the receiver.

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    You ought to discuss with someone making parts to modify Colt 22lrs to have the fire selector rotate properly. I would pay $50 for fully functional properly working fire selector.

    Would pay for a FUNCTIONING bold release too....
    Last edited by Ick; 11-09-09 at 09:37.

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    Did anybody tried to perform a trigger job on their Umarex ?
    I tried to soften all edges with a stone and put some trigger grease on the parts, but it doesn't soften it enough.
    A friend tried to cut the spring but the final results are not convincing.

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    I have taken mine apart and considered trying to do something but choose not too. It is just a FUN gun - not a target gun. It's trigger pull is close to my PD AR. I just shoot it and smile!!!!! It's over 2 months old, has over 2500 rounds thru it. I love it! - I have not touched my PD AR or the tack driver or the 9mm. This is a fun gun - I shoot it every time I go to the range - about 2 x per week. Only malfunctions have been from DUD rounds.
    "Being PARANOID is just plain smart thinking when they are really out to get you!"

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