I saw that some models of the M&P 15-22 can take brakes/comps. If you put a comp at the end

of a 22lr rifle would you even feel a difference?

 

Edit: Now that I think about it I have shot 22 through my upper with a Dynacomp. I was using a

conversion kit. But I never shot a regular 15-22.

There is effectively no recoil from a 15-22. The only thing a comp is going to do is annoy the people next to you.

I don't think .22LR rounds produce enough pressure to make a brake/comp even viable.

There is effectively no recoil from a 15-22. The only thing a comp is going to do is annoy the people next to you.

 

+1

I don't think .22LR rounds produce enough pressure to make a brake/comp even viable.

 

That would be my thoughts as well. I think its mostly a cosmetic thing, or for people living in America that can put a suppressor on it.

What exactly was the end result you were going for? Just aesthetics or actual recoil reduction?

I was going to say pretty much the same thing, I am not sure there would be actual recoil or muzzle climb to reduce.

 

However, they might look cool, I"ve wondered that myself...but my 597 nor my 15-22 are not threaded so, they stay crowned.

It will look good just like false tits

I have the model with the comp on it and can assure you it does nothing at all for reducing recoil. It was the only model in stock when I got mine so I took it.

Id say aesthetics would be nice.. A psa "pig sticker" or the like.

...or, in my case, you buy a .22lr upper that has a flash suppressor and need to stick SOMETHING on the end to make it legal in the PRNJ.

It will look good just like false tits

 

OH yeah...

It would so reduce recoil... figure a added wheight to the end... so would keep that half lb of muzzle climb down duh

it's cosmetic at best and as such, get a fake can for it!