On the .22 stuff, I built my own with a Ciener kit. I don't know who is at the front of the game now. CCMG is usually good stuff. If you can find an old Spike's Tactical, it was supposedly good too.
9mm. I found an original Colt. DOE uppers are cool, but very expensive. Whatever you do, get a one piece mag block that drops in from the top. All others are a royal pain.
I never converted my M-16 over to an open bolt. It runs just fine otherwise. I use a hydraulic buffer to slow it down some.
I had one of the original Ares Defense--now Flightlight--.223 belt fed uppers. Never shot it. Flipped it and made some bucks. I hear they have the bugs worked out pretty well.
Lakeside made a belt fed .22 upper, but like all .22's in full auto, it was finickey. I never owned one of those.
And then there is the Freedom Arms 9mm belt fed upper. Know nothing about them.
Warning. Anything beltfed eats copious amounts of ammo. I've had three beltfeds total. They were big, klunky, crew served, and a pain in the ass to haul to the range. Had an MG-42, 1919, and an Maxim 08-15. Just not my thing.
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