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Posted: 3/29/2014 9:42:46 PM EDT
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Looking to pick up some .22 AR mags & have heard that the S&W 15-22 are the best. Who has them for the best price? How many rounds do they hold? If you have a MP-15-22 they are. All 22 mags are not interchangable. You have to buy what your gun uses. I will say that the bolt catch part of the MP-15-22 mags is kinda flimsy,, broke it off yesterday,, now the bolt doesn't lock back after the last round |
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Posted: 3/29/2014 10:27:55 PM EDT
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If you have a MP-15-22 they are. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Looking to pick up some .22 AR mags & have heard that the S&W 15-22 are the best. Who has them for the best price? How many rounds do they hold? If you have a MP-15-22 they are. Boonie Packer makes an adapter that lets you use M&P 22 mags with CMMG bolts. The 25 round mags are easy to find. Just look in the EE. 10 rounders are available too, although harder to find and usually priced crazy high. There's a guy on the EE now selling them for $30 something each. I had some 10 rounders on backorder at Midway for a couple months and they just shipped a few days ago. They are listed as OOS- no backorder now though. |
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Posted: 3/29/2014 10:31:31 PM EDT
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Boonie Packer makes an adapter that lets you use M&P 22 mags with CMMG bolts. The 25 round mags are easy to find. Just look in the EE. 10 rounders are available too, although harder to find and usually priced crazy high. There's a guy on the EE now selling them for $30 something each. I had some 10 rounders on backorder at Midway for a couple months and they just shipped a few days ago. They are listed as OOS- no backorder now though. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Looking to pick up some .22 AR mags & have heard that the S&W 15-22 are the best. Who has them for the best price? How many rounds do they hold? If you have a MP-15-22 they are. Boonie Packer makes an adapter that lets you use M&P 22 mags with CMMG bolts. The 25 round mags are easy to find. Just look in the EE. 10 rounders are available too, although harder to find and usually priced crazy high. There's a guy on the EE now selling them for $30 something each. I had some 10 rounders on backorder at Midway for a couple months and they just shipped a few days ago. They are listed as OOS- no backorder now though. Learned something,, thanks 
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Posted: 3/29/2014 11:11:31 PM EDT
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Boonie Packer makes an adapter that lets you use M&P 22 mags with CMMG bolts. The 25 round mags are easy to find. Just look in the EE. 10 rounders are available too, although harder to find and usually priced crazy high. There's a guy on the EE now selling them for $30 something each. I had some 10 rounders on backorder at Midway for a couple months and they just shipped a few days ago. They are listed as OOS- no backorder now though. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Looking to pick up some .22 AR mags & have heard that the S&W 15-22 are the best. Who has them for the best price? How many rounds do they hold? If you have a MP-15-22 they are. Boonie Packer makes an adapter that lets you use M&P 22 mags with CMMG bolts. The 25 round mags are easy to find. Just look in the EE. 10 rounders are available too, although harder to find and usually priced crazy high. There's a guy on the EE now selling them for $30 something each. I had some 10 rounders on backorder at Midway for a couple months and they just shipped a few days ago. They are listed as OOS- no backorder now though. Yes this was what I was going to do. But I thought it was the Redi-Mag that allowed you to use the S&W 15-22 mags? Is the Boonie Packers just another company making the same thing? Is it better than the Redi-Mag? I found the 25 rounders on CTD for $14.77 - seems like the best price. Probably pick up 5 at a time at that price. (no sense in overpaying for a lower capacity mag  )
Anyone see them for cheaper than that? |
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Posted: 3/29/2014 11:25:11 PM EDT
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This is what you want. Mine has worked flawlessly.
As far as price for the mags, that's about as cheap as I've seen them. |
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Posted: 3/30/2014 3:39:42 PM EDT
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Yes this was what I was going to do. But I thought it was the Redi-Mag that allowed you to use the S&W 15-22 mags? Is the Boonie Packers just another company making the same thing? Is it better than the Redi-Mag? I found the 25 rounders on CTD for $14.77 - seems like the best price. Probably pick up 5 at a time at that price. (no sense in overpaying for a lower capacity mag )
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Looking to pick up some .22 AR mags & have heard that the S&W 15-22 are the best. Who has them for the best price? How many rounds do they hold? If you have a MP-15-22 they are. Boonie Packer makes an adapter that lets you use M&P 22 mags with CMMG bolts. The 25 round mags are easy to find. Just look in the EE. 10 rounders are available too, although harder to find and usually priced crazy high. There's a guy on the EE now selling them for $30 something each. I had some 10 rounders on backorder at Midway for a couple months and they just shipped a few days ago. They are listed as OOS- no backorder now though. Yes this was what I was going to do. But I thought it was the Redi-Mag that allowed you to use the S&W 15-22 mags? Is the Boonie Packers just another company making the same thing? Is it better than the Redi-Mag? I found the 25 rounders on CTD for $14.77 - seems like the best price. Probably pick up 5 at a time at that price. (no sense in overpaying for a lower capacity mag )
Anyone see them for cheaper than that? You should pay an extra two dollars and order them from Trading Place Pawn. Just to save from giving CTD any business. http://tradingplacepawn.com/smith-wesson-m-p15-22-22lr-25rd-magazine.html |
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Posted: 3/31/2014 4:20:33 AM EDT
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But I thought it was the Redi-Mag that allowed you to use the S&W 15-22 mags? Is the Boonie Packers just another company making the same thing? Is it better than the Redi-Mag? I'm pretty sure that Boonie-Packer is the name of the company that makes the "Redi-mag", so they are one in the same. Confused me also when reading posts I kept thinking people were talking about two different products. Midways redi-mag by Boonie Parker ETA: per below post, this are NOT the .22 mag adapters, but the spare magazine holders. Sorry for any confusion... |
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Posted: 3/31/2014 8:35:41 PM EDT
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You are correct that it's all the same company, but this is the adapter one seeks to run the 15-22 mags: Redi-Mag
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Posted: 4/1/2014 4:35:47 AM EDT
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PSA has the s&w mags for $14.99
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Posted: 4/7/2014 7:04:08 AM EDT
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not to threadjack but has anyone tried the Plinker tactical mags in the 15/22?
or have a better/easier way to load the mags? killing my fingers loading those things up when I go to the range. want to pick up a few extra mags and figure out an easier way to load them. about to go back to my 10/22 and loader. |
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Posted: 4/7/2014 8:13:46 AM EDT
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Those useless mags almost require the long zip tie looking tool to load them and even then it's not that great. Just get the standard 15/22 mags, they're better in every way except they hold a few less rounds.
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Posted: 4/7/2014 4:20:58 PM EDT
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not to threadjack but has anyone tried the Plinker tactical mags in the 15/22? or have a better/easier way to load the mags? killing my fingers loading those things up when I go to the range. want to pick up a few extra mags and figure out an easier way to load them. about to go back to my 10/22 and loader. Just to be sure, you are loading the mags by pushing down on the tabs on each side of the body and not just by putting downward pressure on the follower, right? |
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Posted: 4/8/2014 6:24:00 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Just to be sure, you are loading the mags by pushing down on the tabs on each side of the body and not just by putting downward pressure on the follower, right? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: not to threadjack but has anyone tried the Plinker tactical mags in the 15/22? or have a better/easier way to load the mags? killing my fingers loading those things up when I go to the range. want to pick up a few extra mags and figure out an easier way to load them. about to go back to my 10/22 and loader. Just to be sure, you are loading the mags by pushing down on the tabs on each side of the body and not just by putting downward pressure on the follower, right? |
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Posted: 4/8/2014 7:28:21 AM EDT
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PSA has the s&w mags for $14.99 Good deal with the free shipping, thanks. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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