Glock 22/17/24/31/34/35 conversion kits for .22

[baypistolman]

This Ceiner conversion kit are really easy to use. Just change the slide and then you can fire .22 in your 17, 22, 24, 31, 34 & 35.. Comes with two 10 round magazines also. This kit will pay for itself in a few range sessions. I am from San Francisco.

Their website sates the conversion kit 17/22 unit fits 17, 22, 24, 31, 34 & 35.

Asking $200.

SOLD!!

[Oldnoob]

Great deal.

[Alexjr1967]

Pm sent

[felixthecat1]

So, please forgive, as I'm very new to all of this... Ur saying that if I buy this kit from you, I can just change slides, and mags, and then my Glock 22 will be able to fire .22 rounds asreliably as it currently fire .40?

Any reviews from other people who have done this? How much less recoil would there be with the .22, as opposed to the .40? What I'm getting at is, if I get accustomed to shooting .22 cuz it's cheaper, am I gonna be i for a big shock when I switch back to .40?

[jazman]

If this will fit a Glock 19 I'll take it.

Edit: I just looked at their website, they have a different kit for the G19 so this one won't work for my gun. Please disregard my PM, and good luck with the sale.

[snobord99]

So, please forgive, as I'm very new to all of this... Ur saying that if I buy this kit from you, I can just change slides, and mags, and then my Glock 22 will be able to fire .22 rounds asreliably as it currently fire .40?

Any reviews from other people who have done this? How much less recoil would there be with the .22, as opposed to the .40? What I'm getting at is, if I get accustomed to shooting .22 cuz it's cheaper, am I gonna be i for a big shock when I switch back to .40?

Yes, that's what these kits are supposed to do. As far as "as reliably" as your .40, I would say not quite. Maybe close, but I doubt it will be as reliable as a factory original Glock.

My buddy has the AA kit and it worked pretty well. I only say worked because it started to FTE on him a couple weeks after he got it and I think we figured out why on Saturday. AA's generally known to be a good kit so I think he may have just happen to have gotten bad one (or he's not been cleaning it properly ). Most people that have experience both prefer the AA kit since AA service is FAR superior to that of Ciener; however, the AA kit is damn near impossible to find right now and if you do, expect to pay $300+ these days (they retail for $265).

If you're interested in a .22 conversion, at $200, I'd BUY this. Just know this kit (if it's like the kit for the Beretta 92) won't have a safety and won't lock back after the magazine is empty. And it may be picky on ammo as many .22 conversion kits are so you might have a little trouble finding ammo since .22 is hard enough to find these days let alone specific .22 ammo.

[MustangGreg66]

Is this an older kit from AA? The pic you posted doesn't look like the new kits.

Anyway, bump for an awsome kit. I had one of these for a while for my G35 and it worked great. As with most conversion kits they like high velocity ammo to keep the slide moving fast. Worked great for me, but just didn't duplicate the feel of the G35's longer sight radius and barrel for me. Still a great kit though. And this is about what I paid for mine a year ago used.

[wuhungsix]

These are not AA. Seller post them as Cieners.

[baypistolman]

Still available.

[Lawrob2010]

still available???

[baypistolman]

Still available, price drop to $150 firm.

Come and get it.

[mike452]

IM sent

[WhiteHot]

Will ship? PM sent.

[baypistolman]

I will ship, just paypal me discretely.

thanks

[wikidklown]

I'll take it.