Step right up and get your M1 and M1A .22 rimfires!

[5.56NATO]

Kingston Armory makes a full size replica of the M1 and M14 chambered in .22LR. For obvious reasons there are some compromises taken. The guns uses a rotary box magazine that Kingston makes, however it is compatible with Ruger 10-22 style magazines.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/01/30/kingston-armory-22lr-m1am14-replica-shot-2017/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=SumoMe&utm_campaign=sumome_share


my condolences if previously posted

[Helen Keller]

i can still find serviceable M1's for what they want as an MSRP.

[Richard Simmons]

Thank you for posting this. I thought there was a rimfire garand and years ago but maybe it was a one off, custom built experiment. These both look kind of neat and would be pretty neat to have both as a potential trainer as well as just for plinking. I might be down for the garand for the right price.

[raxar]

i can still find serviceable M1's for what they want as an MSRP.

Yeah, I paid less for my polytech m14

[deth502]

$700 is a lot of money for a 10/22 in a dress up kit and some metal jb welded to the bottom of a ruger mag.

[5.56NATO]

If they can get the price down it'd be a seller, and yeah a polytec was cheaper. But the polytec also had inherent issues such as soft parts/bolts and problematic headspacing. I bought a poly thinking it'd be tits but after chambering a round and noting how much play was in the bolt I sold it without firing it. These guns are made for the clientele who have the disposable cash for such toys.