Has anybody tried this on a S&amp;W M&amp;P 15-22?
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I haven't but the function should still be the same, flawless. I really love having the ability to just swipe my hand down my AR and charge it. It really is a worthwhile investment, just wish I have seen it while I was still active duty and deploying.
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Sorry, I can't be much help, as I have never tried it on an S&W.; My guess is it will be fine. Try the manufacturer's Web site. It should have a fitment chart.
415358
Yeah, I have a S&W; m&p; 15 and it fits. Looks great, helps with muzzle rise. Take your time putting it on. Don't cross thread it and get a barrel vise block or you'll have a hard time getting the crush washer down.
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Mark, Have not loaded a Stoeger 22 Mag but they appear to look very similar to the Ruger, if McFadden makes one for the Luger I would imagine it works like it does for the Ruger, the one I use for the Ruger works so sweet that the fact that they make one for the M&P; 22 was the final factor in me buying a M&P;, I think their loader was genius, It helped change my training habits.Sincerely, Carl
535254
I actually use this on my SW M&P; 40c . And it works pretty well. Definitely getting a gun box after tax season.
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Some friends and me have tried this loader on several different ammos and mags and we're having trouble finding ones it DOESN'T work on. It truly seems universal as the name suggests. I'll bet some of the smaller caliber ammo might not work, but stuff like that usually doiesn't need a loader. I feel 100% confident it will work on your M&P; 9mm.
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It does not fit on recently produced M&P; pistols. I installed it on an older M&P; Pro and it seemed to make the reset a bit more crisp (but the Apex trigger group did not fit on the older Pro). S&W; seems to have changed the internals around quite a bit over time so you might want to verify things (take a photo of your sear housing and sear spring) with an Apex tech before ordering.
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Mine is mounted on an M&P; 15-22, doesn't move from recoil, but it does move from transporting it in a soft case. Reviews vary greatly, must just be inconsistent quality. Very happy with mine.
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I haven't but on my Saiga 223 with a 30 Rd mag it is too short. I'd insert your mag, take a tape measure and see how long your going to need and go from there, wish I would have.
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I have tried it on a Marlin lever action 22 and it did not work at all -- opened lever and it would just fall off.
415359
The rifling twist has nothing to do with compatibility. As long at your S&W; AR15 barrel is threaded for a 1/2x28 it will thread on the end of the barrel. Check your specs and be sure before you buy.
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Sir: If the loader will fit over your S&W; mag (dimensions given given by another responder then it should work. It works on my Ruger 22/45. As most 22 magazines are similar due to size constraints of the ammunition itself I would think that it will work.
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I have this scope on my M&P; 15 .223 and it is very nice. I think on a 22 it would be over kill - on my 22 I have a UTG 30mm red dot. The problem you are going to have with the scope on the 22 is getting it sighted in. The scope on the .223 was easy to sight in - bore laser put the first round 2 inches from where it needed to be. This scope will fit anything with a standard Picatinny rail - and it also has a secondary system for rails that are different.
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Yes. Pull out the stock support, and use it as support by reversing your rifle 180 degrees. Works great, plenty of room for 30 round mag ... just as solid for my M&P; 15.
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As long as the sight is a standard A2 post this tool will work. S&W website states the 15-22 has a A2 front sight post. Please note "I purchased this tool". It is a very light weight material, prongs will bend easily. Its good if you dont plan to use it much.
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No it won't fit a S&W 22, I have one as well and the slide is too wide for the holster, will not allow it to slide all the way down into the holster, plus the trigger guard is too far below the slide and is square and is too far forward to allow it as well, maybe if you could contact the mfg they might have a model for the S&W...
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I have one on a S&W; M&P; 10 with a Leupold 2x7 and it works great. No shifting in point of aim as I can see. I have not removed it and put it back on once I had it zeroed though.