NEW ROCK ISLAND ARMS TM22 FIRST SHOTS & BREAKDOWN 

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Quarter should work too, got two in one of my AR buffer tubes.

I aswell have the featherweight. The receiver is coated in almost like a textured powder coat. It feels like a combo of polymer and aluminum. It is metal though, isn't it?

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You may not actually have the feather, depending on where you purchased from and some other factors. There has been a number of people who picked up a "feather " from dealers like PSA or Sportsmans and ended up with the metal receiver version with the carbine style fore-grip that is on the feather. You can tell the difference most easily (besides the polymer vs aluminum receivers) by the top rail on the receiver, if it extends out past the​ start of the handguard as it does on the one shown in the video, than it is not a feather, even if it has the carbine style foregrip. The feather is polymer frame and the top rail ends at the edge of the receiver as apposed to extending our over top of the carbine style foregrip. From what I have seen the feather model, because of the lack of extended top rail and apperently a difference in the design of the mounting point for the handguard (according to Reddit users, I haven't seen both models in person for comparison) is compatible with other standard AR style handguards, bear in mind however that I cant vouch for the validity if the claims that any model of TM22 is compatible with standard AR handgaurds.@@user-cv6sj2vr6l

@@user-cv6sj2vr6lit’s plastic. It’s made from a cheaper polymer.

You need to put a washer! A 1” washer between the bolt stop and the buffer tube. What happens is there is only a small rubber donut that is behind the bolt stop and over time that donut wears and goes into the buffer tube and the bolt stop also goes into the tube. The charging handle gets hit on the frame from going too far back, eventually bending it. Someone posted about it recently. I just bought one but haven’t received it, this should be the first mod. 1” washer.

Make sure to put a washer behind your bolt stop

I've had to do a ton of drug to mine

I appreciate that

Tell him I said thank you for his service.

I will try to do that in the near future

Gen 1 has the bottom set screw for the handguard. Gen 2 does not 👍🏻

Appreciate the input. Have moved to a whole new set up last month. Shouldn't be an issue moving forward.

Stock is mil spec buffer tube with adjustment holes. No spring as the rifle has internal buffer spring.

Either a clip or an expand prong

Use a mil spec tube and use the existing castle nut to secure it to the adapter

That's a great deal

How do you like it ?

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Removed and used a standard AR15 backing plate. The screw only holds on the original.

Similar to AR takedown

It was a spare straight of a mil spec AR 15. Fits with no issue

Not necessarily, the machine and alignment is very good on the receiver.

Magpul angled

Yes

@@highcaliberhaymaker awesome, I live in the Walterboro area.

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Depends on if they have the older or newer model. The only way to tell is to use a test nut because the manual may not specify.

Its a newer model just purchased it.

When it first came out they only made enough to get out to some shops and influencers…those first ones have 5/16 24….the newer models all have 1/2 28…when this first became an issue RI would replace the barrel for you so you could use your 1/2 28 muzzle device…I don’t know nor am I sure that they still do this but that was the reason for the thread difference

@@rudyv6100 thanks for the info, mine is 1/2 28, wish i could find a longer handguard, but i think they dont have any yet.

Palmetto State Armory

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Only specific model mags

Palmetto State Armory, link in description

Clean the spring and make sure the bolt is aligned straight.

Also make sure its high velocity ammo

Did you leave it stock? It's not a super quality, it's just a fun gun to shoot.

Yep. Ran a few mags with different ammo and it was ok until all the jammomatic issues started. Used a few ammo to evaluate, but in the end, get what you pay for. The breakdown of this is rediculous. Live and learn. Tippmann is the way to go ... pricey, but MUCH MUCH BETTER@@highcaliberhaymaker