CMMG .22 Conversion Kit Reviews - What Do You Think?

I have a DPMS and it works fine! Just make sure you check the kit’s compatibility chart. Most AR-15s are compatible, but it’s always good to double-check.

Thanks for the tip! Did anyone have challenges with feeding issues? I’ve read some users mention that.

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I’ve experienced a few feeding issues, especially with certain brands of ammo. It’s best to stick with high-quality rounds to minimize jams.

Good to know! I’ve got some bulk ammo laying around; guess I should test before buying more.

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Definitely test before buying. But the kit is awesome for plinking! I’ve had a lot of fun using it with my standard AR-15.

Just so you know, I read some folks had issues with the bolt not locking back. That’s been a common topic in reviews I’ve seen.

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I’ve heard about that too. Seems like some users might not be using the right buffer setup.

That makes sense! For those who had issues, did the buffer setup actually resolve them? I’d love a solution before trying it myself.

Yes, changing the buffer made a huge difference in my experience! Just a good setup can save you some headaches.

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Anyone else feel like these conversion kits are a game changer for practice? It’s so much cheaper to shoot .22!

Absolutely! I laughed when I realized how much cheaper .22 ammo is. It’s like a whole new world for training!

Anyone think the .22 conversion kit has made them a better shooter? I feel like I’m seeing improvement every time I use it!

I recently purchased the CMMG .22 conversion kit, and considering its price, I feel it’s a solid investment. It allows for cost-effective training without sacrificing quality. The build feels sturdy, unlike some cheaper alternatives I’ve tried.

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That’s great to hear! I’ve been debating whether to get one. How does the performance stack up against your regular .223 setup?

I’ve tried a few kits, and I must say, the CMMG stands out, especially in terms of accuracy. It may be slightly pricier than the entry-level kits, but the quality really justifies the cost. It’s definitely worth considering for someone serious about their training.

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I agree! It’s like buying shoes; invest once for quality, and you won’t regret it! But what about reliability with extended use? Any issues?

I have over 500 rounds through mine without any major hiccups. I’d say the reliability is on par with my main setup. It’s refreshing to find something that holds up well under pressure!

That’s impressive! I have seen some lower-end kits jam often. It sounds like the CMMG is top-notch in this aspect.

For the price, I think the CMMG .22 is a smart buy. If comparing it to other kits, it balances quality and cost better than most others out there. You get what you pay for!

I’m really curious about this kit. Is it versatile enough to use for different rifle models? Or is it strictly for a certain platform? I want to make sure I can get enough mileage out of it.