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The unboxing of the Smith and Wesson M&P 15 sport ll

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Talking about the Smith Wesson M&P sport2 what’s on it.I don’t know if I’ve mentioned in the video that its a 556/223 also I forgot to mention that I paid 650 out the door was just under 700 after the tax. So this is a budget rifle for somebody who’s not looking to spend a lot of money.Like I said in the video like share comment subscribed and I’ll get back to you after I get my accessories on it and thanks for watching.

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  1. Just picked one up myself! Just to confirm again, the sport 2 model is both 223 and 556 correct? The sport 1 is too im reading. Im looking to buy bulk 223 online but just want to make sure first.

  2. Great Platform you got there. Just as good as a Colt.
    I've had my M&P Sport 223/556 1/8 5R Rifle ("the original w/o dust cover & FA") since 2012. Over 4k rounds later (variety of various ammo manufacturers). Shot the shit out of my rifle. Only 2 hiccups (ammo deficiencies, not the firearm). Highly recommend!

    Upgrades to my bebe:
    *Magpul MOE Hand Guard, Mid-Length (initially put on a quad rail-too damn heavy for what it's worth),
    *Command Arms AR15/M16 Stock Saddle ($24 Amazon – Fantastic cheap cheek riser, forget replacing your original stock *when you can use this product),
    *Hogue Rubber Grip AR15 (one of the first essential products you should buy, very comfortable grip, easily raises the bar on accuracy),
    *Reach out and touch somebody, buy a cheap scope – Nikon Prostaff 3×9 40 BDC $160 Amazon, Crystal Clear Glass for $160. Leupold is fantastic if you can afford it. I know others have said buy the best glass you can afford ($300-500). I can't with my limited budget.

    SubMOA at 100y, 1-3MOA at 300y. With Federal 62 gr 556 FMJ. Benchrest position with upgrades.
    Lastly practice, practice, practice. Make some muscle memory til you don't even think about it.

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