Advantage Arms 22 Conversion Kit for Glock 17/22 Gen 4 – 10 Rounds, Black

Advantage Arms Conversion Kit, 17-22G4MOD-CA, 22 LR, 4.49 Barrel, Fits Glock 17/22 Gen 4, Optics Ready, Matte Finish, Black, Fixed Sights, 10 Rounds, 2 Magazines, Includes Range Bag AAC17-22G4MOD-CA

The Advantage Arms 17-22G4MOD-CA Conversion Kit offers an efficient way to transform your Glock 17 or Glock 22 Gen 4 from 9mm or .40 S&W to 22LR caliber. This kit is designed to provide a cost-effective and enjoyable shooting experience, making it ideal for practice sessions, muscle memory development, or recreational shooting. The package includes two 10-round magazines, a convenient range bag, and features a recessed cut for various red dot sights (red dot sight not included). Constructed with quality materials, this conversion kit ensures a reliable fit and function for your Glock firearm.
Built by Advantage Arms, this kit is California legal and features a barrel length of approximately 4.49 inches. The black finish provides a sleek appearance that matches standard Glock aesthetics. The conversion process is straightforward, allowing users to switch between calibers quickly and securely. Whether you're looking to save on ammunition costs or enhance your shooting skills, this conversion kit offers a versatile and practical solution.
Designed to integrate seamlessly with your Glock 17 or Glock 22 Gen 4, the Advantage Arms conversion kit enhances your firearm's capabilities without compromising on quality or safety. It is a reliable accessory for both novice and experienced shooters seeking a high-performance, durable conversion option for their Glock pistol.

Features:

• Caliber Conversion: Converts Glock 17/22 Gen 4 from 9mm/.40 S&W to 22LR

• Includes: Two 10-round magazines and a range bag for easy transport

• Red Dot Compatibility: Recessed cut for a variety of red dot sight options (red dot sight not included)

• Build Quality: Made by Advantage Arms with durable materials for reliable performance

• California Legal: Complies with state regulations for legal use in California