This is my new .22 rifle. The one I have is the compact model with an 18" barrel and the 12.5" length of pull. It came with both a low iron sight stock module and a scope sight module. I ordered the full-length scope module to give it a try. Switching them is easy - just unscrew the rear sling...
Many M1A shooters I know have expressed concerns with the SOCOM 16's reliability due to the short barrel length. This stems from the theory that the short length may prevent the gas system from allowing the hammer to fully cock after the first shot due to abbreviated barrel time.
The length is ok but the head space is too large so I have to take it down some more. So I will be busy pulling bullets dumping what little powder there is in the K-mode. I can use the brass and bullets and the brass. Yet another leason learned, I will be sure to tell the The Bore House just how good their ammo worked for me.
Overall length of mine is 29 1/2 in and weighs about 2 1/2 lbs. An speaking of bayonets, Hamilton did make them, at least for the Model 7 which was the first rifle produced by the company beginning in 1899.
The ad for it states 3,000 PSI: Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) Airbow Powered by 3000 psi of compressed air Integrated pressure regulator delivers 8 consistent shots at 450 FPS Bullpup configuration, short 33.5” overall length Ambidextrous top cocking bolt BONUS: Realtree AP camo decals included Comes with 3 custom arrows with field tips, 6x40 mm scope, sling and quiver (Pre ...