JR Carbine Owners- Would you buy a .22 conversion kit?

[WRH]

I'd like one and I've been thinking about contacting the company. I'd like to know if there would be enough interest. I think they could use the Advantage Arms Glock magazine, meaning that the mag well wouldn't need to be replaced. So a barrel, different bolt, and a lighter buffer/buffer spring.

I'm not certain how receptive they would be to the idea, but I think it's worth a try. I understand there are options such as the SR-22, but I like the set-up of the JR and want some cheap shooting action.

What's the consensus?

 

[P@rick]

Mmmmmm nope.

 

[mikethebike]

Ive had way too many problems with that rifle, every time i see it in the safe i want to take it out and take a dump on it then clean it with my piss, so no, not going to spend one more cent on that piece of crap.

 

[jeffcarr88]

For the price of a conversion kit...you could easily just buy a second rifle in.22LR.

 

[kb007]

Nope. Already have an SR-22.

 

[saskplcguy]

Nope, I already have a favourite .22LR.

 

[Cammy7s]

Love the 9mm. Don't have much use for one in .22

 

[supernova]

Rimfire = short nr barrel. Rather than selling conversion kits sell short barrelled rifles. The goofy long barrel kills the look. I'd buy one in .22 and even thought about sending off an email to ask. Pistol mags work but if the lower could be set up with a rifle magwell for AR conversion mags...

 

[WRH]

Well, it looks like no one wants one, so I won't bother. Now I have to break the news to my wife that I'm going to have to buy another gun soon.

 

[The Kurgan]

Why? To create an overweight and over-priced rimfire? No thanks. Just buy a nice Ruger 10/22 and pop on a high capacity banana mag and a reflex sight.

 

[The Kurgan]

Love the 9mm. Don't have much use for one in .22

I love them both.

 

[Cgn99]

Nope, have a pps-50 with 50 round drum mag, jr can't do that so I'm out

 

[Russell_D]

No. I got the JR to have something bigger than a .22