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The Mig 22LR is like no other rifle in the world. Only aircraft grade
billet aluminum and billet machined steel parts are used. No plastic. No
die cast aluminum parts. It’s built to last and performs like a
match-grade rifle right out of the box. It can shoot .500” groups at 50
yards and has an ultrasmooth 2-pound trigger.-armscorusa.com
An economical shooting, military style 22LR rifle built from high quality materials of aluminum and steel.
Specs:
(Cannot be sold to residents of California.)
Features:
Specs:
- Caliber: .22 Long Rifle (High Velocity)
- Action: Semi-automatic Blow Back
- Capacity: 15rd magazine std.
- Barrel Length: 18" Heavy Barrel
- Weight Empty: 8 lbs.
- Overall Length: 35"
- Accuracy: .500 at 50 Meters
- Trigger Weight: 2 lbs. Short Travel
(Cannot be sold to residents of California.)
Features:
- One-piece billet machined 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum mono-receiver with
- Unique captured recoil system for easy dis-assembly and cleaning.
- Free floated match grade barrel guaranteed to shoot .700 at 50 meters.
- Take down style barrel and buttstock assemblies for quick breakdown of the rifle.
- Performance designed wire cut tool steel internals for a match style trigger right out of the box.
So far, I have been unable to find any useable articles to share with you regarding the MIG-22 in the gun magazines, but the specs are impressive and accuracy reports have been stellar.
This item is super-hot and the only place I have found that even hints that they may have it available is Legendary Guns out of Phoenix, AZ, 602-242-1195, at $595.00 as seen on Gunbroker.com.
Update, November 12, 2013: Spotted on Cheaperthandirt.com for $325.00!!!
Don't get discouraged though. There are a number of excellent tactical .22s that have flooded the marketplace lately. I always knew they'd find a way to bring the cost of .22 rifles to $500.00 and above and, gosh dammit, that day is here!
Here is a list with links to more info:
This item is super-hot and the only place I have found that even hints that they may have it available is Legendary Guns out of Phoenix, AZ, 602-242-1195, at $595.00 as seen on Gunbroker.com.
Update, November 12, 2013: Spotted on Cheaperthandirt.com for $325.00!!!
Don't get discouraged though. There are a number of excellent tactical .22s that have flooded the marketplace lately. I always knew they'd find a way to bring the cost of .22 rifles to $500.00 and above and, gosh dammit, that day is here!
2015 July update: MIG 22 now starting at $540 mint on Gunbroker!
Here is a list with links to more info:
- Ruger SR-22 $625.00
- Remington 597 VTR $465.00
- SIG Sauer 522 Classic $572.00
- ATI GSG-522 $599.00
- HK 416 D145RS $599.00
looking forward to the review! some excitement around this rifle is building up.
ReplyDeletecheers,
TZH
Thanks for the reminder Zombie Hunter!
DeleteWill hunt it down over the holidays and post.
For bench shooting and/or AR-15 "wannabee" training, sure. But it's too heavy for wabbit season or any practical .22 use.
ReplyDeleteSide note > The "prove you're not a robot" text on this page is retarded and barely legible after multiple refreshes, last time I post anything here - takes too damn long.
Thanks for letting me know Soko. I will try to fix that little annoyance.
ReplyDeleteOkay I got one. not the target model just the standard MIG. Paid around $450 for it and still need to get a sight.
ReplyDeleteThe gun is heavy. Like SokoMan said, too heavy for wabbits.
The trigger is insanely good. Accuracy is great off the bench. The bolt action is amazing. I pulled it out of the box and rand 100 rounds through it without fail. The one magazine it came with is really nice and I think adds to the ability of the gun's feeding and absence of jams.
I ordered a second mag and asked about higher caps. They are going to try and get them out this spring barring disaster.
For the money, and the outrageous quality, this thing is great, if you can find it.
Where did you find the extra magazines? I would like to purchase one and can not find them
Deleteif they would produce higher capacity mags, I'll grab one for me too!
ReplyDeleteI did purchase one, ran about 250 rounds no problems, then the firing pin came out. really ? gun would no longer fire... any ideas on how to field strip this MIG 22 ?
ReplyDeleteIt turns out in the owner's manual that comes with it has instructions on how to field strip it. Really basic stuff and only aluminum, no plastic besides the stock...
ReplyDeleteThe pin I found was what serves as the rotating axis for the disconnector. It's bound to fall off again sooner or later. I may have to super glue it for now...
Martin Tuason told me in person that they will be re-designing the MIG-22 and will throw in higher-cap magazines :-)
ReplyDeleteOn top of that, he showed me the design on his phone, it looks like a really nice M4. Heck yeah I'm excited about it. We can expect official buzz about this around August or earlier.
Update planned for August and August is suddenly here! Thanks for the update on that planned update Zombie Hunter!
ReplyDeleteSo, employing this semi-automatic receiver an individual can make the ideal UZI for use on kwc.us.com.
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