Back from the range and ran 300 rounds of Federal bulk through it. Target was set at 20 yards
Pros -
its a 22 and cost about $8 to run 300 rounds through it.
very solid feel
amazingly accurate
easy to load mag
Cons -
its a heavy gun
mag takes a little getting used to getting it seated.
trigger is heavy
no rails for optics and the rail for the gun is stupid expensive
Not a single hiccup. After 300 rounds, the gun didn't even get warm to the touch and accuracy never changed.
On a rest, and with a better shooter, it would be like shooting down a pipe.
I have a 10/22 and a MP15/22. I like the 15/22 best with the MP5/22 bringing up a close second.
Pros -
its a 22 and cost about $8 to run 300 rounds through it.
very solid feel
amazingly accurate
easy to load mag
Cons -
its a heavy gun
mag takes a little getting used to getting it seated.
trigger is heavy
no rails for optics and the rail for the gun is stupid expensive
Not a single hiccup. After 300 rounds, the gun didn't even get warm to the touch and accuracy never changed.
On a rest, and with a better shooter, it would be like shooting down a pipe.
I have a 10/22 and a MP15/22. I like the 15/22 best with the MP5/22 bringing up a close second.
Those Umarex .22 Mp5's are a fun gun, and cheap to shoot of course.
