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blake-b · 03-13-2011, 08:19 PM

I couldn't do it if I didn't reload and my dept. has open ranges most every week. And sometimes, I get to go there and help as an instructor.

Get a good .22LR conversion kit for your AR. They will have the same point of impact out to about 25 yards. CMMG makes a good one and you can get one through Brownells too. They might actually be the same kit if I recall... All you do is drop out your BCG and put theirs in. The charging handle will ony come about halfway back after the .22 kit is in. Other than that, you are good to go. After removing it, run a boresnake or something similar down it to clean out lead. Put the 223/556 BCG back in and fire a few rounds to clear anything out of the gas tube (unless it is a piston gun and the conversion kits won't work in them anyway).

03-13-2011, 08:19 PM	#645
blake-b Drives: 2009 ZR1 Join Date: May 2010 Location: KCMO Posts: 3,205	I couldn't do it if I didn't reload and my dept. has open ranges most every week. And sometimes, I get to go there and help as an instructor. Get a good .22LR conversion kit for your AR. They will have the same point of impact out to about 25 yards. CMMG makes a good one and you can get one through Brownells too. They might actually be the same kit if I recall... All you do is drop out your BCG and put theirs in. The charging handle will ony come about halfway back after the .22 kit is in. Other than that, you are good to go. After removing it, run a boresnake or something similar down it to clean out lead. Put the 223/556 BCG back in and fire a few rounds to clear anything out of the gas tube (unless it is a piston gun and the conversion kits won't work in them anyway).