anyone with glock .22 conversion experience??
- Thread starter hunterhenderson
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I don't own one but I have tried them out...lots of fun! (as you can see in my vid below).
Cost is about $400-$450...they are a bit finnicky on ammo (don't like the cheapest stuff)..CCI appears to work well
http://www.fototime.com/21AD1FD3880D1F5/conv.wmv
RL
Cost is about $400-$450...they are a bit finnicky on ammo (don't like the cheapest stuff)..CCI appears to work well
http://www.fototime.com/21AD1FD3880D1F5/conv.wmv
RL
I have one for my G20. I have put about 1000 rounds of different types of ammo through it now and have had a lot of fun with it.
I get a few failures to feed now and then but in general it functions very well.
I would highly recommend this option if you are a Glock owner.
CCI Stingers, Mini Mags, SGB's, and Velocitors give me about a 1 1/4 " 20 shot group at 10 yards with the SGB's giving the same size group at 20 yards.
Win 37gr HP and 40gr h/v solid ammo works very well as well.
I bought mine on E-Bay.
I get a few failures to feed now and then but in general it functions very well.
I would highly recommend this option if you are a Glock owner.
CCI Stingers, Mini Mags, SGB's, and Velocitors give me about a 1 1/4 " 20 shot group at 10 yards with the SGB's giving the same size group at 20 yards.
Win 37gr HP and 40gr h/v solid ammo works very well as well.
I bought mine on E-Bay.
Glock Conversion Kits
I too have had one for a few years and use it on both the G17 and G22's. I have the Advantage Arms kit and it is without a doubt the best way to go. There are also kits made by Ceiner, but the general consensus is that they are not as good as the Advantage Arms
This subject has come up many times before in various threads, and if u do a search for Glock Conversion or Advantage Arms I am sure u will get lots of info on this site alone. As stated above they are somewhat finicky on what u feed them, but for the most part, they will eat just about anything except the low velocity stuff. They are a bit pricey, but if u shoot a lot, they are well worth it, especially if u are new to the handgun world.
Enjoy, and get out there
dB
I too have had one for a few years and use it on both the G17 and G22's. I have the Advantage Arms kit and it is without a doubt the best way to go. There are also kits made by Ceiner, but the general consensus is that they are not as good as the Advantage Arms
This subject has come up many times before in various threads, and if u do a search for Glock Conversion or Advantage Arms I am sure u will get lots of info on this site alone. As stated above they are somewhat finicky on what u feed them, but for the most part, they will eat just about anything except the low velocity stuff. They are a bit pricey, but if u shoot a lot, they are well worth it, especially if u are new to the handgun world. Enjoy, and get out there
dB
I was talking to A/A a couple of weeks ago and he told me that Rem thunderbolt 22 ammo that they used to recommend is now one of the worst for leading the barrels.
Do not use them.
They have been talking to Remington about the problem but haven't come up with anything to fix the problem yet.
He also said that the LE models are expected to give 2" 25 yard groups and the Target models should get 1" group 25 yards.
Do not use them.
They have been talking to Remington about the problem but haven't come up with anything to fix the problem yet.
He also said that the LE models are expected to give 2" 25 yard groups and the Target models should get 1" group 25 yards.
