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SKU: WX2*0748218
This conversion kit lets a 5.56/.223-chambered AR-15 run .22LR for lower-cost range time without changing the rifle’s core setup. It is intended for direct impingement AR-15s with any length gas system, and installation is as simple as replacing the existing bolt carrier group with the included conversion components. The package also includes three 25-round magazines with bolt hold open followers, making it a practical option for high-volume plinking or familiarization drills. For best results, the provided guidance calls for a round-style hammer and 36-grain bullets.
Converts 5.56/.223
AR-15 to .22LR for lower-cost
Works Direct
Direct impingement AR-15s using any
Drop-in Design
Replaces the existing bolt carrier
Includes Three
Bolt hold open followers
All-stainless Steel
Construction adds a durable materials
| Color | FDE |
|---|---|
| Compatible Chambering | 5.56/.223-chambered AR-15 |
| Compatible Platform | Direct impingement AR-15s |
| Construction | All-stainless steel |
| Conversion Type | Drop-In .22LR AR-15 Bravo Conversion Kit |
| Gas System Compatibility | Any length of gas system |
| Included Magazines | (3) 25-rd. magazines |
| Magazine Followers | Bolt hold open followers |
| Recommended Bullet Weight | 36-grain bullets |
| Recommended Hammer | Round-style hammer |
It is made for direct impingement AR-15s chambered in 5.56/.223, and the description says it works with any length of gas system.
It lets you convert a 5.56/.223 AR-15 to shoot .22LR by swapping out the rifle’s existing bolt carrier group for the conversion kit.
The kit includes the conversion unit and (3) 25-round magazines with bolt hold open followers.
The description says it works with traditional AR-15s and recommends using a round-style hammer for best performance.
Yes. It says for best performance, use 36-grain bullets.