Advantage Arms Glock 26 conversion kit

[GoldenBear]

Yes, I need more practice. Ammo is expensive. 22LR is cheap (um, cheaper).

I want to practice on my primary handgun, so a 22LR conversion kit is in order, and Advantage Arms makes the better one.

Except, that I can't find one?!? Local shops don't have it, nor the ones in OKC.

Any leads on where else I should look for one?

 

[nich018]

Stover Arms in Yukon Okla is listed as a dealer

 

[flatwins]

Man they are high dollar! Just looked 'em up on Gunbroker. I suppose it would pay for itself eventually but wow.

 

[JCW355]

I got one for a Glock 19, around $300

 

[TJohn]

A long ways for you but I have seen them at Sports World and Oklahoma Police Supply in Tulsa at times, so if your up this way it may be worth a look.

 

[tm8634]

Man they are high dollar! Just looked 'em up on Gunbroker. I suppose it would pay for itself eventually but wow.

ya you could buy another 22 pistol for what you will spend...

 

[GoldenBear]

ya you could buy another 22 pistol for what you will spend...

Yes. But with a Buckmark or Mark III you lose the ability to practice the identical handling and manual of arms.

At at a twenty cent price difference per round, it would only take about 4000 rounds to pay itself off. :\

 

[GoldenBear]

I got one for a Glock 19, around $300

I'll give you $700 if you include a Glock 19 with the conversion kit.

Hmmmm, would a Glock 19 conversion kit fit on a Glock 26. They use common parts for the trigger/sear group. And I think the takedown lever is in the same place, so...

...you'd just have some extra overhang of the slide and muzzle?

?

 

[JCW355]

I'll give you $700 if you include a Glock 19 with the conversion kit.

Hmmmm, would a Glock 19 conversion kit fit on a Glock 26. They use common parts for the trigger/sear group. And I think the takedown lever is in the same place, so...

...you'd just have some extra overhang of the slide and muzzle?

?

I also have a 26 but never put it on.