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| Opinions Here's a question for all the AR-15 guys out there. I have a Colt CAR-15 A2 and I want to make it more economical to shoot by converting to 22lr, plus my 9 year old asked the other day if I could teach him to shoot. My question is should I do a drop-in conversion such as the 22lr Ciener kit or a dedicated 22lr upper. I've read conflicting reports online concerning both and didn't know if anyone had any experience either way.
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