CMMG .22LR Drop In Kit 3000+ Round Review
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- We tested the CMMG .22lr drop in kit for over a year and more than 3000 rounds
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Solid review, appreciate the note on copper jacket v non-jacket as well as the note on drop-in trigger light strikes.
Mine has been inconsistent. It will go through dozens of rounds fine, then start misfeeding, then be fine, then the trigger gets squishy. I have a bore buddy recoil spring stopper that helps. Still trying to figure it out. But, in the end, it saves me a ton of money.
I''ve noticed that if you push the mag in any direction, they tend to misfeed. What trigger are you using? Also, what is your rifle chambering? I've heard that .223 wylde hiccups a bit, but I haven't been able to test that, all of my barrels are 5.56 NATO chambered.
I have the same comp
How badly was the barrel/gas tube fouled? Does it affect accuracy with .223/5.56 after that many rounds?
Looks good for doing close range drills on the cheap.
Accuracy with 5.56 was unaffected as far as I could tell. Lead fouling of the gas port and barrel is only an issue if you use non jacketed rounds. If you exclusively use jacketed rounds, there is less general wear than shooting 5.56
What kind of accuracy did you get out of your kit?
We didn't have much to compare to, but we were getting about 5-7 MOA depending on ammo, but we didn't really test it past 100m
@@obsidianfieldworks Thanks for the update. I figured it wouldn’t be crazy accurate. At least it functioned well, something to be said with volume of fire haha