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Milspec · February 13, 2009, 10:47 PM

We've got an Advantage Arms .22 conversion kit for our Glock 19. The light alloy .22 slide comes with Glock adjustable sights and looks like the 9mm version. The kit includes one 10 round magazine, plus a loading tool and cleaning kit.

We can still use the Crimson Trace laser and rail-mounted flashlight with the .22 kit installed. Only we can practice shooting in the basement instead of the going to the range. The ammo's a lot cheaper too...

Here's where we got ours:
www.advantagearms.com.

Milspec

February 13, 2009, 10:47 PM	#21
Milspec Senior Member Join Date: July 19, 2008 Location: Central Ohio Posts: 117	We've got an Advantage Arms .22 conversion kit for our Glock 19. The light alloy .22 slide comes with Glock adjustable sights and looks like the 9mm version. The kit includes one 10 round magazine, plus a loading tool and cleaning kit. We can still use the Crimson Trace laser and rail-mounted flashlight with the .22 kit installed. Only we can practice shooting in the basement instead of the going to the range. The ammo's a lot cheaper too... Here's where we got ours: www.advantagearms.com. Milspec __________________ "...there is no second place winner in a gunfight." Colonel Bill Jordan