the other day at the range I was shooting my brothers new Kriss .22, great riffle by the way, but was approached by a gentleman that was interested in the Kris’s vector I was shooting. Anyways he showed me his ar15 .22 that had a red dot and all the works. He ask me to give it a try, so I did. And man that riffle was on point! It felt great to shoot and was right on target. I asked him what it was and he said it was a Tippmann, I have an hk416 in .22 it’s an awesome rifle but this tippmann man it’s wonderful, I’ll probably pick me one this weekend haha
i use this as a selfdefense firearm in my home it will due well with cci mini mags just a couple of well placed rounds at a close range distence is deadly u dont have to worry about over penatration and it a lot quiter than a 9mm or 5,56
Well placed shots are difficult when under pressure and adrenaline pumping. Shooting under duress is not the same as range shooting with out any situation
.22 is actually really useful for learning long range shooting. Because of its trajectory you can learn how to hold over or dial for elevation while using a shorter range If you can shoot .22 out to 400 yards you can shoot .223 out to 800 easy
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam Bro you're calling other people stupid but you think its hard to hit a target at 150 yards with .22 A kid on his first day shooting in boyscouts can hit a target at 150 yards LMAO With the right ballistics solution you can easily shoot .22 out to 400 meters and there are people pushing .22 out to 800 meters in ELR competitions.
Thanks for the heads up. I mounted that thing in my truck after picking it up and went straight to an indoor range to shoot it. My bad I will get that straightened out right now.
i think i have an idea of what you are saying, but could you explain "dont bridge your optic" for someone is uninformed as myself :) thanks , Just curious
You want the optic mounted on the upper receiver of the firearm only. You don't want to bridge between the upper receiver and your handguard. That will cause accuracy issues and inconsistencies in your zero.
The Larue MBT dropped right into my Elite. It is a huge improvement over the Tippman trigger. Mine is a later serial number so I'm not sure if it would work for yours.
@@TheFullNeilson Also, I used the Tippmann hammer spring in place of the Larue hammer spring. It runs just as reliably as it ever did, which is to say it eats whatever ammo I feed it. I never tried it with the Larue hammer spring so I'm not sure whether that would work or not.
whit all do respect , what are you training, if you think your able to train shooting an ar15 using this rifle. NOT gonna happen, this is an AR15 Toy. you get all the add ons for an Ar15 but not the real gun. AR15 are 225 or 556 the recoil is never gonna be the same on an 22LR, this is telling you its an training gun But it is not..... What it is , is an dangerous "toy" version of the AR15. *KNOW this*
They just released the 22wmr version!!!!!
the other day at the range I was shooting my brothers new Kriss .22, great riffle by the way, but was approached by a gentleman that was interested in the Kris’s vector I was shooting. Anyways he showed me his ar15 .22 that had a red dot and all the works. He ask me to give it a try, so I did. And man that riffle was on point! It felt great to shoot and was right on target. I asked him what it was and he said it was a Tippmann, I have an hk416 in .22 it’s an awesome rifle but this tippmann man it’s wonderful, I’ll probably pick me one this weekend haha
One of my favorite firearms.
i use this as a selfdefense firearm in my home it will due well with cci mini mags just a couple of well placed rounds at a close range distence is deadly u dont have to worry about over penatration and it a lot quiter than a 9mm or 5,56
Not a great choice for self defense. Especially considering you can buy AR-15s for less money.
Well placed shots are difficult when under pressure and adrenaline pumping. Shooting under duress is not the same as range shooting with out any situation
I’ve run over 1000 rounds in mine. One up feed on very first mag.
Can I use that magazine loader from Tippmann on any other magazine or is it just work for Tippmann magazines?
Just Tippmann
Waiting to get mine after 10 day background check
Do you like it?? This one is next on my list
.22 is actually really useful for learning long range shooting.
Because of its trajectory you can learn how to hold over or dial for elevation while using a shorter range
If you can shoot .22 out to 400 yards you can shoot .223 out to 800 easy
nobody is shotting a 22 out 400 yards ... Maybe 150 yards TOPS in the real world
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam You're wrong
I shoot .22 at 400 yards
And 400 isn't even hard with subsonic .22
And people compete in PRS .22 out to 500 meters
@@PunchingCacti Ok YOU are correct, not here to argue with stupid people ...
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam Bro you're calling other people stupid but you think its hard to hit a target at 150 yards with .22
A kid on his first day shooting in boyscouts can hit a target at 150 yards LMAO
With the right ballistics solution you can easily shoot .22 out to 400 meters and there are people pushing .22 out to 800 meters in ELR competitions.
Is this a Gen3?
Don’t bridge your optic.
Thanks for the heads up. I mounted that thing in my truck after picking it up and went straight to an indoor range to shoot it. My bad I will get that straightened out right now.
i think i have an idea of what you are saying, but could you explain "dont bridge your optic" for someone is uninformed as myself :) thanks , Just curious
You want the optic mounted on the upper receiver of the firearm only. You don't want to bridge between the upper receiver and your handguard. That will cause accuracy issues and inconsistencies in your zero.
@@TheFullNeilson thanks ! thats what i thought you meant
are there other speed loaders that work with the tipmann?
The Larue MBT dropped right into my Elite. It is a huge improvement over the Tippman trigger. Mine is a later serial number so I'm not sure if it would work for yours.
Thank you for this info. I already have a few of those triggers I will try putting one in.
@@TheFullNeilson Also, I used the Tippmann hammer spring in place of the Larue hammer spring. It runs just as reliably as it ever did, which is to say it eats whatever ammo I feed it. I never tried it with the Larue hammer spring so I'm not sure whether that would work or not.
Which compensator is it ? Thx
whit all do respect , what are you training, if you think your able to train shooting an ar15 using this rifle. NOT gonna happen, this is an AR15 Toy. you get all the add ons for an Ar15 but not the real gun. AR15 are 225 or 556 the recoil is never gonna be the same on an 22LR, this is telling you its an training gun But it is not..... What it is , is an dangerous "toy" version of the AR15. *KNOW this*
You are funny
He mentioned a “training tool”
That means it is most similar to a bigger caliber AR. And he does go over recoil management very clear.
This "toy" can put you down.
"With all DUE respect" what is the point of your comment, other than to demonstrate your inability to spell while stroking yourself off?
Easy Hardo 😂