Glock 19 ?
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Yes. Advantage Arms makes them but I don't think they are easy to come by.
IMO the Glock 19 is possibly the most versatile combative pistol on the market. It's reliability is second to none, and it's size makes it not only useful for range and self defense but also as a carry weapon.
IMO the Glock 19 is possibly the most versatile combative pistol on the market. It's reliability is second to none, and it's size makes it not only useful for range and self defense but also as a carry weapon.
LOL. I shoot a lot of 22 as it is cheap. I have a range in my back yard and I can't afford to shoot 9 or larger to much. Thanks for the info. I looked at their web site but did not see any prices.
Scottie
I have one for my 30 and love it. Actually just ordered another magazine earlier for it. If you will just google it you can find other places that sell them. I would order at least one more magazine when you order the kit. Good luck!!
Yeah, I would certainly say that buying a glock is a good idea.
But for 300 bucks I would buy a 22 pistol/revolver and not the conversion kit. A walther p22 can be had for less than 300 and mine always worked well with bulk pack ammo.
But for 300 bucks I would buy a 22 pistol/revolver and not the conversion kit. A walther p22 can be had for less than 300 and mine always worked well with bulk pack ammo.
This UNLESS he's doing it to train with that gun using cheaper ammo..
CUJOHUNTER
EARPLUGS??
Buy the G19....then buy a Ruger MkIII or Browning Buckmark for your.22s.
Also, buy your g19 used off the forum, if for some crazy reason you dont like it, or you have to get rid of it, youll pretty much get what you paid for it. G19's might as well be made of gold here, and hey its an awesome gun.
Just a thought
Just a thought
Go ahead and get the G19.
Forget the "conversion"; if you want a .22, buy a whole pistol in .22.
The G19 is a wonderful all-around handgun. Easy to shoot & maintain, abundant accessories, easy to conceal, good firepower, rarely malfunctions with decent ammo, and keeps value.
Everyone should have a GLOCK 19. Or, more than one.
leVieux
Forget the "conversion"; if you want a .22, buy a whole pistol in .22.
The G19 is a wonderful all-around handgun. Easy to shoot & maintain, abundant accessories, easy to conceal, good firepower, rarely malfunctions with decent ammo, and keeps value.
Everyone should have a GLOCK 19. Or, more than one.
leVieux
Guate_shooter
LA CHP Instructor # 522
He might be trying to continue to get the "feel" and trigger of his lower, so for some people the 22LR upper is indeed the way to go
This is kind of my idea. I have as far as I am concerned the 2 best 22 pistols you can buy already. I have a Ruger Mark 3 Hunter with the fluted barrel with crimson trace grips that I shoot weekly and use the laser for coon hunting at night. The laser grips for coon hunting is the best invention since sliced bread in my opinion. I also have a S & W 22 revolver on the 617 K frame (I think this is the correct model #) anyway it looks like a 357 but is a 22. I had a trigger job done and it shoots like a dream. I just did not want to buy a Glock and decide to get a 22 conversion for it later to find out I bought one that this was not possible to convert. I am green on Glocks and have a lot to learn. Thanks for the input.
Scottie
