How Accurate Is The Kel Tec SU 22?
 

I currently own the PLR 22 and am considering trading my 10/22 for the SU 22. The magazines are way better on the Kel Tec and from my experience they are very reliable not to mention the lifetime warranty.

I can't seem to find anywhere online though how accurate the SU 22 is and I don't want to trade if the SU 22 can't hit anything.

Re: How Accurate Is The Kel Tec SU 22?
 

Are you saying that the 10/22 rotary magazine is no good? OR are you saying that the aftermarket hi-cap mags are no good?

Re: How Accurate Is The Kel Tec SU 22?
 

The 10 rounder is good. The ONLY aftermarket mags that I could find that worked are the TI 25 and those are good mags don't get me wrong but 45 bucks for 25 rounds is kinda crappy.

The Kel Tec's use the same magazine as the AR15 .22lr conversion and I currently use the pro mag 30 rounders for around 30 bucks.

That is my main reason for changing I want to keep as many of my mags the same and there are a lot more accessories (molle pouches) for M16 mags than 10/22 mags.

Re: How Accurate Is The Kel Tec SU 22?
 

Alright just checking. I figured that is what you meant because the 10-rnd Rotary mags are solid! I agree that TI are the only after market mags that are worth a crap...I've got 1 butler creek (came with the gun used...) and it fails to feed on average twice out of 25 shots.

I don't know much about the Kel Tec, but if you can do a straight up trade for a 10/22 then that is a heck of a deal unless your 10/22 is a really fancy model...

If keeping your mags the same is important to you then I think it would be a good deal for you, even if it is a little less accurate (not saying that it is...).

Re: How Accurate Is The Kel Tec SU 22?
 

My 10/22 isn't really fancy but it comes with a 3-9 adjustable scope, 2 TI 25 mags, 1 factory 10 round, sling, and it has a Choate synthetic folding stock.

I'm selling it to a friend for 425 and I think the SU 22 is around 360 but I already have 3 mags for it.

I would assume it is as accurate as my 10/22 carbine with the stock barrel.


On a side note, the Choate folding stock is for sale or trade if anyone is interested the guy buying the gun wants a different stock.