.22 Conversion Kit Range Report

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.22 Conversion Kit Range Report

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Inexpensive ammo, accurate shooting, lots of fun

Marvel Commander kit (will only feed CCI Mini-Mag ammo)
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What's the "Bent Nail" in the first pic for?
What's the "Blue Thingy" in the 2nd pic?
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Don't know about the "bent nail" the "blue thingy" looks like a magazine loader for .22 LR mags.
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Re: .22 Conversion Kit Range Report

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AEA wrote:What's the "Bent Nail" in the first pic for?
What's the "Blue Thingy" in the 2nd pic?
I'm going to go with punch and block to remove the slide lock.
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Re: .22 Conversion Kit Range Report

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the hex tool tightens the recoil spring guide rod (that secures the slide)

and that's a mag loader so you don't have to hold the spring knob down with your thumb

It all runs well if kept clean and lubed.

I'm certain with a good shooter it could consistently shoot 2" groups at 25yds.

And mine's not the match Unit 1.

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