Too much .22lr and too much time on my hands...

[In-Yo-Grill]

Hit the range today with a buddy of mine. Burning through more .22lr and torture testing the M&P 15-22's.

He dropped a new set of lighter trigger and hammer springs in his. It felt buttery smooth compared to my factory ones. Quick $10 mod. Thankfully he ordered me an extra set in anticipation I'd like the results. Can't wait to take mine out again and try out the new springs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQWn_tDj90w&feature=youtu.be

BTW, no .22lr was hurt in the making of this film...

[txsteele]

Looks fun.......how do you like the 15-22 compared to, say a 10/22

[Truckman]

Awesome! what kind of springs-trigger? Brand? Link?

[In-Yo-Grill]

The M&P still just has iron sights but is proving to be very accurate. I need to really get a good rest to shoot from to make a better call. Other than that it's a blast to shoot. I want to get a 3x scope put on it and do some squirrel/rabbit hunts.

The Ruger 10/22 was dead on. It only took me a dozen rounds or so to get it dialed in. I would trust it as a survival gun any day of the week. It's a killer.

The springs were the yellow ones from JP Enterprises.

[Tuffbroadhead]

Awesome little weapons and a hoot to shoot!!

[outdoordaddy]

Looks like a good time!

[SaltwaterSlick]

Yea, I replaced my FCG with a drop in Timney and it helped a lot. I later put on a slide fire stock which would be impossible to get to run with the factory trigger. Took off the slide fire... that thing causes you to waste too much scarce ammo.