Glock 22 in 22lr

[id64]

Here is RTF2 22 with advantage kit. I've replaced the striker spring from AA one to the stock 9mm Glock spring and it seem to eliminate a lot of light strikes. In fact, I didn't have any with those cheap Wildcats. Two failures on the video due the dirty mags I know for the fact that these two need cleaning I really like that fact that I can shoot 500 rounds for a 16 bucks. And look at those fireballs!

 

[Can-down]

Nice.
Where are you getting the wildcat's for 16 bucks?

 

[id64]

Typo. sorry. 19 bucks from Le Baron

Nice.
Where are you getting the wildcat's for 16 bucks?

 

[luke s]

I like that last round hold, unlike the p226 .22

 

[IM_Lugger]

I had the AA kit both gen3 and gen4 and wouldn't go back. Dedicated .22 like a GSG for the same price is the way to go. Much more reliable.

 

[Denka]

you just replaced the spring, did you get any FTE or stovepipes?

 

[mh434]

Oh, sure! I JUST got my new Gen 4 Glock 22, and you just HAD to show me that!! Rats! Now I'm going to have to buy one!! Grrrr.....

 

[Spawn-Inc]

those were wild cats?? hmm, i will have to grab a box and try again with my 9mm spring.

 

[Toto]

I like that last round hold, unlike the p226 .22

Me too, Even if you use those SigPower followers, it's just not the same having to manualy lock back on last round. I have them in my 229/226 mags. Work great, but take some getting use to. Out of all the 22lr kits I've owned, the Glock AA is by far my favorite. Too bad I don't have any Glocks to use it on ;-(