r/ar22

Finally got the link if I knew Z3 pro had these I would have been ordered does anybody have experience with installing the spring wing

FYI the super safety shop.com trip doesn't work well with the atrius even after heavy modifications it does work well with standard super safety

Almost completely finished with my Tippmann Arms M4-22 Micro Elite 7”. last thing i’m waiting on in the mail is the ambi charging handle. possibly going to get the sig juliet flip to side mount as well.

Build list front to back:

Suppressor: OCL Ti22 FDE
Suppressor Cover: Cole-Tac Baby Python FDE, FDE Nylon, coyote buckles
Grip: Magpul AFG in FDE
Mag: Standard 25rd Tippmann M422 Mags in FDE
Optic: Sig Romeo 5 in FDE
Magnifier: Sig Juliet Micro 3X
Pistol Grip: Magpul K2+ in FDE
Brace: SBA5 in FDE
Sling: T1C X Flatline in Coyote

have about 2000 rounds through it since getting it 3 weeks ago, thing is an absolute blast

I I know it’s hard to fully tell from the photos, but I did my best to show the issue. In person, the problem is much easier to identify.

I bought this barrel about two years ago, but during that time I was in the middle of moving states, so I never had the chance to properly test it until recently. After finally getting some range time and troubleshooting done, I found that the barrel is unfortunately not 100% in spec with the CMMG bolt setup.

The main and honestly only issue I have is reliability. Everything appears normal at first, and it will usually feed the first couple rounds, but after that the rounds stop fully seating. After extensive testing, I believe the barrel sits slightly too high in relation to the CMMG feed ramp, causing the rounds to nose jam instead of feeding cleanly into the chamber.

I have tested this with three different .22LR bolts, several magazines, and multiple setups, and the problem remains consistent across all of them.

At this point I was honestly considering giving up on the barrel entirely and just purchasing a complete kit from JP Enterprises so I wouldn’t have to keep mixing parts from different manufacturers. Considering I paid around $425 for this barrel at the time, I could have bought the JP kit instead and likely would have been much happier overall.

To be clear, my complaint is strictly about reliability and fit/function. Accuracy was never my concern.

I also want to be upfront and honest that I did attempt to modify the barrel myself by working on the feed ramp area to try lowering it enough for proper feeding. I fully accept that I likely botched it trying to make it work.

That said, if BoreBuddy is willing to help me out with the situation, I am more than willing to pay compensation for repair or correction. I’m not asking for anything for free. I’d gladly pay up to around $125 if the issue can realistically be corrected. If not, I’ll probably move forward with the JP Enterprises kit and call it a learning experience.

I've been getting some nasty malfunctions where I can't get a cartridge to seat fully. Causes the jacket of the bullet to get sheared back. Using Kriss 25 round magazines. Occurs most notably with CCI SV, Clean 22, Rem Thunderbolts (I know, I know).

More likely to occur with more rounds in the magazine.

Any advice on how to remedy this? Does the chamber need blended more? Would a stronger recoil spring like the BB 6 lb help?

Borebuddy Apogee upper 12 inch

CMMG bolt retrofitted with BB collar and parts minus recoil spring. Has a pressure apparatus for the bolt backplate.

I'm hoping that these are a hit I ordered two I'm really interested in the aluminum boltweight the trips look okay but it's still super safety shop ftw on trips for me atm

I have a 9" barrel ar22 with atrius and rave 140. Can't get it to run, just getting hammer follow. I'm using bore buddy gen4 weight. I think I need the lightweight adjustable weight instead. Anyone else have a similar setup just curious of your weight situation.

I tried every config with gen 4 weight. Happens even with no weights installed

The best I get is maybe 4-10 rounds if I'm lucky. 90% of the time it's just a single rounds then dead trigger

Build:

Psa lower/upper

Dirty bird9" barrel

Rtb bolt

Bore buddy Hardened extractor

Bore buddy crescent firing pin

Bore buddy Gen 4 weights

Bore buddy atrius trip kit

Atrius frt

Rave140

Catch22

I'm here to warn you — the RAVE 140 is not the way to go for .22 LR.

The Blitz trigger worked 100% out of the box for me in .22 LR. Better springs, no set screws, and no constant tuning. I think a lot of people are going to run into problems with the 140 setup.

I tried giving the RAVE 140 a fair shot. I even contacted the company and they are sending me a replacement, but I made it clear I do NOT want the same trigger design again. I don't want to deal with set screws where you have to get everything perfectly adjusted just to function correctly.

Mine does not work reliably. Yes, I got some shots off, but overall it's been a headache. Meanwhile, look at my Blitz trigger — bought it back in November, thousands of rounds through it, and it still runs great.

I know the RAVE 140 is the cheaper option, but if you want to learn from my mistakes and avoid problems with your .22 build, go with the Blitz or something better.

I don’t want to sound hypocritical, but I wanted to share some information based on my personal experience.

I highly prefer and recommend trips from Super Safety Shop.com, although they may require slight modification for the Atrius Super Safety setup. In the last photo, you can see the setup I’m referring to.

I also strongly recommend BoreBuddy steel and aluminum bolt weights, along with the red sp recoil spring & firing pins, and extractors from BoreBuddy.

In the photo, you can also see that I replaced the BoreBuddy weights with a simple .22LR bullet. The round used was a Remington Cyclone .22LR. Besides using Mini-Mag ammo, I also recommend the Remington Cyclone.

I do not recommend purchasing Gray Market Research trips or bolt weights, because in my experience the plastic components do not hold up well over time, as shown in the photo.