After sighting it in, I decided that I needed to pump some rounds through it. I had a few malfunctions here and there. Some was bad ammo that didn't want to fire. So strange for .22 ammo right?

I shot some Remington ammo, which I don't like very much. It seems less reliable than Federal or Winchester, at least from my experience anyway. Then I shot some Winchester ammo and some American Eagle stuff. If I remember correctly, I had at least one FTE with the Remington and American Eagle. It's possible that there was an FTE with the Winchester, but I don't remember.
Other than those few issues, it ran like a champ. My wife shot it as well and really likes it. I'm hoping she doesn't want to take possession of it. Then again, that might give me a chance to get another one.

I only have one mag for it, but someday I may get another one. They seem to be reasonably hard to find, but I don't really need more than one since it's just a plinker.
It has a peep sight on the back and a post on the front. The sight adjustment is on the rear sight and is quite easily done.
The trigger is nice and smooth and has a pretty easy pull. I don't think I'll do anything to the trigger since it's already pretty decent.
I did add some rubber deeleeo's (aka rail covers) so that the edges wouldn't be as sharp to the touch. They aren't enough to be really bothersome, but I figured for $7.52, I might as well toss them on and give it a little more grip as well.
I also really like the idea of the B.A.D. lever for the AR15's. You can put one on the 15-22, but from the reviews I've read, you have to do a fair amount of fiddling to get it bent properly so that it works. NDZ Performance makes something that is pretty much exactly like the B.A.D. lever, but it's made for the 15-22, and you don't have to bend it. It's $28.99 shipped. A little spendy for a little lever, but I wanted to slap it on there. It makes it super quick to lock the bolt back, or to drop the bolt when you reload. They probably could have thought of a different name for the lever. They call it the Speed Bolt Release. That's not too bad, but they like to refer to it as the SBR. I think something else already yoinked that name.
Overall I am quite pleased with the little rifle. It's very easy to shoot, and easy to take apart and clean.
Thanks quychang for the rifle.

Below are a few pics.
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