Posted: 9/27/2006 1:41:33 AM EDT
|
Finally had a chance to go see my gun dealer and visit this SRT Cheyenne. It's going to be living at the dealer's until the paperwork clears, but I couldn't resist going to see it. This is it mounted on my P22. Enjoy!      Also posted here but GD gets way more traffic.  |
Yes, very well - you just need to understand how it works, break in the belts properly, find the proper spring combination, and time the auto-sear trip for your lower. A ton of fun and cheap to shoot!!!!!! Suppressed belt-fed 22LR ......nothing like a five-round burst and then hearing the bullets hit the back-stop. This conversion is definitely not for someone who exprects to slam it on their lower, run to the range, and expect it to work - takes a little tuning, but well worth it. |
So what does one of those cost? About the same as a 16? I'll probably never own a belt-fed weapon, but DAYUM that one looks fun for the price to shoot it! I'd rather shoot that all day than an 8mm for 30 minutes. Very cool! |
About $1,800 .... if you order one and get in line. Immediate gratification will cost you between $1,900 and $3K - that's what I've seen them advertised for. Lots of fun in semi-auto, too. Here's the basic kit (minus 2x100 round belt, 1x200 links, and bag of springs): 
|
For the whole thing? Upper, lower, can, and kit? All for 3k? |
No lower or suppressor - that would be an extra $13K or so for a factory Colt M16-A1 like mine and Gemtech Hornet suppressor .... won't work with a LL. RR's can be had for about $10K and RDIAS for about $12K. You can slap it on your $150 AR-15 lower and go to town, though ..... |