.223 20in, know where to get one?

[Gopher 7]

imm looking for a s223 20in, ive looked at most of the vendors on here, and if they have it its out of stock. so does anyone know where i can get one?

[jonathon 0]

Oddly enough I just got an email response back from Centerfire Systems asking about the ones they have. They've got 20" RAAC imports with no magazine dimples. So if dimples are important than they are a no go, but I'm assuming since they are RAAC imports they don't have the import mark removal that looks like velcro.

[Gopher 7]

well idk, are dimples important? im planning on putting some sort of magwell adapter to use m16 mags and drum. so im not sure if i need them or not. some one with more exp can chime in pls

[gregomega 929]

They are somewhat aesthetic. They are supposed to help hold the mag from wiggling... I think.

[vulcan16 971]

I've owned 223's both with dimples and without. Using Surefire and factory mags, there was no noticeable difference between the two rifles.

[Gopher 7]

alright, im planning on getting a magwell adapter, so whould that help with any of the "mag wobble" ?.i am thinking about the getting the MSA magwell, but havent found a review on here about them. they look well built, but how much "modding" do you need to do to make them fit and work flawlessly? also with that would a BG be needed?

[dobravery 49]

alright, im planning on getting a magwell adapter, so whould that help with any of the "mag wobble" ?.i am thinking about the getting the MSA magwell, but havent found a review on here about them. they look well built, but how much "modding" do you need to do to make them fit and work flawlessly? also with that would a BG be needed?

 

No bullet guide needed. Requires a little dremeling of the front trunnion inside the mag well. I think MSA has instructions posted. You will get instructions if you buy one. Go slow (heat is bad), fit often, dremel as little as required. Since the adapter is fitting tightly to the trunnion, nothing should wobble.