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Chiappa .22 LR Caliber M4-22 Upper for AR Platform Rifles

Published on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Tags:22LR|AR15|AR15 Uppers|Chiappa Firearms|Firearms Accessories|Gun Parts|MKS Supply

New Chiappa .22 LR Caliber M4-22 Upper for AR Platform Rifles

Chiappa .22 LR Caliber M4-22 Upper

Chiappa .22 LR Caliber M4-22 Upper for AR Platform Rifles

MKS Supply

DAYTON OHIO --(Ammoland.com)- MKS Distributing, the Distributor for Chiappa Firearms débuts its M4-22 AR-15 type upper chambered in .22LR.

This high-quality and affordable Chiappa Mil. Spec. M4-22 upper now makes it possible for most folks to purchase a .22 Long rifle caliber conversion for their high-power AR platform (all models of AR-15, M-16, and M4s now on the market).

And, with the money saved on the Chiappa upper price you can buy more ammunition (always a good thing) because this is not only a practical conversion (for practice) these.22 LR conversions are a ball to shoot.

The Chiappa M4-22 Upper features a Picatinny integral rail upper and the barrel and has the same profile of the current military M4 carbine.

Chiappa’s M4-22 upper is reliable, robust and installs in seconds and you’ve got yourself a mean looking .22 caliber fun gun.

Specifications

Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Barrel Length: 16-inches
Overall Length: 34.25 inches
Weight: 3.5 pounds
Magazines: Two 28-round capacity magazines. NOTE: in restricted states such as California two 10 magazines are shipped with each upper.
Price: Suggested retail $349.00.

MKS Supply, Inc.
8611-A North Dixie Drive
Dayton, OH, 45414
937-901-0363
mkschiappa@aol.com

Visit: www.mkssupply.com

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2 User comments to “Chiappa .22 LR Caliber M4-22 Upper for AR Platform Rifles”

Jose Tepedino on May 4, 2012 at 12:58 AM said:

What are the materials of construction in this AR 22 cal conversion unit?
Are the magazine steel or plastic and how much are extra magazines?
carlton ford on March 19, 2013 at 4:17 PM said:

Looking for
22lr mag. for mossberg ar15

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