.22lr pistol or adapter
- Thread starter olbar70
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ambishooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Southeastern Canuckstan
Almost same price buying the conversion kit. Buy any of those you mentioned and don't bother swapping uppers. But if you are inclined using your frame, go for the conversion kit. It's win-win either way, and no additional registration required, as long as you don't keep the kit installed during transport. Just the hassle of swapping.
That's sound advice. Price-wise, kits are expensive, but you have the advantage of the same feel/controls.
Metal_Militia
CGN Regular
- Location
- Brandon, MB
I just got an M&P22 because the Glock conversion kit was about the price and its a good excuse to get another gun.
Try before you buy, if at all possible. No substitute for how the gun feels and performs in your hand.
Failing that, the Ruger gets points for all steel construction and being historically proven. And they're generally sold out everywhere. I prefer the feel of the Browning, myself, and that's what I'd buy from the list. I cannot get over how ummmm... "unique" the S&W looks. The discontinued S&W 422 line might be worth looking at, however (saw one on the EE recently).
Failing that, the Ruger gets points for all steel construction and being historically proven. And they're generally sold out everywhere. I prefer the feel of the Browning, myself, and that's what I'd buy from the list. I cannot get over how ummmm... "unique" the S&W looks. The discontinued S&W 422 line might be worth looking at, however (saw one on the EE recently).
