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Description
This 50 round high capacity .22 rimfire magazine is perfect for your RTB or CMMG 22LR builds or conversion kits.
Will Not work with: H&K 416.22/Umarex, HK-416D Pistol, Colt/Umarex M-4 Carbine, M-4 OPS, M-16 Rifle & M-16 SPR or S&W- Smith and Wesson.
Material: Polycarbonate & Glass Filled Nylon
Blackdog does not guarantee that the drum will work in full-auto setups. However, many customers report that with a little fine tuning they can get the drum to work in full-auto.
Compatible conversion units:
Right To Bear
CMMG
Ciener/Atchisson
Model 1 Sales
Spikes Tactical
Tactical Solutions
Target Master
Kel-Tec PLR22
Sig Sauer 522
CMMG
Bushmaster Combo Kit
MPN#: AR1522-DRUM
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Comments (6)
I have used these in my AR22 for several months now and they are great. You have to make sure the 22LR ammo drops free down the magwell section (the straight part up top that inserts into the magwell) or there will be jams within the drum. This seems to be more of a problem with the bricks of low cost 22, but occasionally I'll have one from a smaller batch of CCI.
The best way to do this, is to keep the drum slightly compressed for loading with the last round down a little ways into the magwell section. Insert a new round and see if it drops down to the last round. If so, move on. If not, put the round to the side. Once you get the feel for it, loading goes quickly.
Wonders how reliable they are.
I had one that I used in a Sig 22lr, and it always worked fine. 22lr itself just isn't always the best at cycling in semi-autos. I am getting one of these to try in a new AR22 I'm building. Not a bad gamble.
Will this work with ccmg bolt?