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  • AGOD
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 24

    glock .22 convetion kit

    Can anyone tell me if Advantage Arms is the only one making this.

    12-14 weeks wait, and you have to buy from dealers.
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    brassburnz
    Veteran Member
    • Nov 2006
    • 3553

    There are other manufacturers, but AA is the best. Don't bother dealing with JA Ciener. I've got an AA for my Glock 17/34/22 and it works very well. Also have 6 mags. If you think the conversion is tough to find, just start looking for mags.
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      offrdmania
      Veteran Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 4053

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      • #4
        AGOD
        Junior Member
        • Oct 2008
        • 24

        Yeah, thanks. At that price I might just buy that SIG .22 or Walther P22 $360 New.
        AA says conver kit only cost $265, but can't find new under $350. thanks 4 help, I'll keep lookin
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        • #5
          Spyduh
          Senior Member
          • May 2008
          • 870

          Originally posted by AGOD
          Yeah, thanks. At that price I might just buy that SIG .22 or Walther P22 $360 New.
          AA says conver kit only cost $265, but can't find new under $350. thanks 4 help, I'll keep lookin
          exactly my thought. if a kit costs more than a complete .22 caliber gun. I don't see the advantage of buying a kit. I much rather increase my collection and add value.

          Look into a S&W 22a or 22s. Those are fairly cheap and accurate and a hell of a lot more reliable then a p22 or a mosquito.


          FYI: your title says "convetion kit". That should be "conversion kit" instead =)
          Don't you know the rule?? Never open the safe in front of the wife!!!

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          • #6
            Ezekiel2000
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2008
            • 856

            Did you check these guys?


            Nothing says it's out of stock...so you might be in luck. Also start calling some local dealers, I see it in stock every so often.

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            • #7
              AGOD
              Junior Member
              • Oct 2008
              • 24

              Originally posted by Spyduh
              exactly my thought. if a kit costs more than a complete .22 caliber gun. I don't see the advantage of buying a kit. I much rather increase my collection and add value.

              Look into a S&W 22a or 22s. Those are fairly cheap and accurate and a hell of a lot more reliable then a p22 or a mosquito.


              FYI: your title says "convetion kit". That should be "conversion kit" instead =)
              I know, I can't spell as fast or as good as I think. Yeah I've been hearing bad things about p22 and mosquito. My brother shoots .22 matches, and I'm thinking about doing it too, and I'm so used to my Glock, I figured that I might shoot better with it in .22

              Thanks I'll look into s&w 22a


              Where's the freekin spell chk?
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              • #8
                AGOD
                Junior Member
                • Oct 2008
                • 24

                THANKS!!!

                Originally posted by Ezekiel2000
                Did you check these guys?


                Nothing says it's out of stock...so you might be in luck. Also start calling some local dealers, I see it in stock every so often.

                DONE IT'S ORDERED!

                DUDE!......Thanks for hookin a brother up.
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                • #9
                  Ezekiel2000
                  Senior Member
                  • Jun 2008
                  • 856

                  Originally posted by AGOD
                  DONE IT'S ORDERED!

                  DUDE!......Thanks for hookin a brother up.
                  Glad to hear it worked out for you!

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