Glock 22LR Conversion

[Kanewpadle]

Anyone have any experience with them? Which would you recommend? Advantage Arms, Ceiner, Tacsol?

Thanks.

 

[ColbyBruce]

I have had Ceiner units for 1911’s, had a AA for Glock 26/27/33, and currently have a AA on a Glock 29/30sf frame. My Ceiners actually worked, the AA kit for Glock subcompacts was not reliable on either of my Glock 26’s or my son’s Glock 27 & 33. It ran like a Singer sewing machine on a friend’s Glock 27. My current AA kit (discontinued) ran so well in my Glock 29 that I purchased a SF frame and built a dedicated .22 LR pistol.

The retail price of these conversion kits is close to what a .22 handgun can cost. It may not be cost effective for everyone. IMHO, the finish on the AA kits could be more robust.

 

[Backlighting]

Anyone have any experience with them? Which would you recommend? Advantage Arms, Ceiner, Tacsol?Thanks.

I had Advantage Arms...bought from the Glock Store for just under $300. It worked well enough but after a couple of yrs I sold it because I wanted a dedicated .22lr pistol. For an additional small amount of money I got a Ruger Mark 4 22/45 Target. It's much easier to clean and noticeably more accurate. Very reliable too.

 

[ken158]

Everyone I know that has an AA is very happy with it.

 

[Wee Hooker]

Anyone have any experience with them? Which would you recommend? Advantage Arms, Ceiner, Tacsol?

Thanks.

I have an AA that has only been to the range once ( on a Gen 3 G35 frame) for a test run but I was surprised on how accurate and reliable it ran.

 

[RichCapeCod]

I've had an AA on a Glock 17 frame for ages. Feed it the recommended ammo and it's a reliable .22 conversion kit.

Rich

 

[ACORN]

My buddy has a AA on a Glock 19 and it’s been dead nuts reliable.

 

[Tenn2]

I also have the AA on a dedicated G17 frame and it has worked well for me.
Russ