CMMG .22lr
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Re: CMMG .22lr
Be aware there are two versions of the CMMG BHOA
I did not know . How are they different ?
I did not know . How are they different ?
Re: CMMG .22lr
Minor modifications to the original, slightly thinner and chamfered metal parts. Also shipped with reduced power bolt catch spring.
Re: CMMG .22lr
A Google search reveals that I have the old type of BHOA without the chamfered end. Must be why the Evo mags don't work.John MH wrote:Minor modifications to the original, slightly thinner and chamfered metal parts. Also shipped with reduced power bolt catch spring.
Re: CMMG .22lr
Could be but easy enough to modify yourself, although who ever sold you the Evo Mags and CMMG BHOA should have made it clear.
Re: CMMG .22lr
I feed my CMMG with the older style CMMG mags, I can't call them grey mags as I've dyed them black now.
The trick is never to run dry if you're shooting in a mini-rifle comp, more mags and change every time you move.
When I find out how to post pics I'll add one...
The trick is never to run dry if you're shooting in a mini-rifle comp, more mags and change every time you move.
When I find out how to post pics I'll add one...
Re: CMMG .22lr
Never mind, CMMG only makes the grey mags now and they've stopped making the BHOA.
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Re: CMMG .22lr
Year and a half later...?
I did notice that Lantac are about to start providing the new mk-4 CMMG
I did notice that Lantac are about to start providing the new mk-4 CMMG
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