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Advantage arms kit to turn your gen 3 Glock 17 in to a 22lr. Works great. Has seen about 200 rounds. Look at the cover of the box to make sure it works with your Glock.
$200 or trade.
This is from my brother's estate. It's the Target Model which sells for $350. It appears to have been used very little. It's missing the magazine (easily obtainable from Advantage Arms) but has the padded carry case. I'll let it go for $200.
Possible trade for quality 5.7x28 ammo.
I don't know much about its use other than if it was used it has a very low round count. Comes with 2 extra magazines. While they are longer, they still only hold 10 rounds like the original. I think the fluid is all dried up in the bottle.
With the price of ammo going up you can continue...
Up for grabs is a set .22LR Glock 19/23 conversion slide
-it includes slide and upper parts to be able to shoot .22.
-includes 1 10rnd mag and 2 extended 25 rnd mags and 1 speed loader
-includes all original things in carry case
-ran thru about 400 rounds of mini mags
Simply remove your...
This kit has been only function tested with less than 100 rounds fired and remains in as new condition.
Comes with 2 ea. 10 round magazines, all factory paperwork and a top quality carrying case
$180.00 and willing to meet within reasonable distance of PDX Metro area.
No trades
.22lr conversion kit:
Advantage Arms GEN 1-3 compatible in very good condition
I am NOT original owner so I cannot estimate round count.
I have fired ~ 500 on two separate frames and it functions reliably with many readily available brands of .22lr.
Pictured are a sampling of recommended brands...
Complete kit with 2 ea. 10 round magazines
Runs reliably with a wide variety of readily available .22lr ammunition.
This conversion has a bit more weight than the 44 and gives it a more stable "real gun" feel.
Got a gen 1-3 with a typical "Meh" trigger? Most advice is to shoot a $#!+ ton of...
*This is not a duplicate post*
New in box
New Advantage Arms GEN 1-3 For Glock 17 22 Conversion kit .22 lr With Range Bag. Bought for a project that I didn't have time to complete
Putting it up for sale
2x mags
New in box
New Advantage Arms GEN 1-3 For Glock 17 22 Conversion kit .22 lr With Range Bag. Bought for a project that I didn’t have time to complete
Putting it up for sale
2x mags
Advantage arms L.E. 17-22 22lr conversion kit
Will fit gen 3 glock 17 and glock 22 just by replacing the slide and using the included magazine
Includes freshly cleaned slide assembly and 1x 10rnd magazine
Has factory target sights installed
Willing to ship for an additional $10
Cash or PayPal...
Excellent condition. Buyer pays shipping.
Extended threaded barrel for the 17-22 Gen 1-4. Approximately 1/2" longer than standard barrel. Comes with 1/2-28 thread protector.
$75 (MSRP $130)
Advantage Arms LE17-22 kit with three magazines ( all 10rnd)
Bought a dedicated .22, so looking to free up some funds.
Will trade for complete standard G17 upper or optics cut complete slide assy.
Same for a G19.
Would consider G22 with 9mm bbl.
Doesn't look like they make this kit any more...
Advantage Arms conversion kit for Glock 26 and Glock 27. Full kit comes in a hard case with 2 magazines and cleaning gear. I have fired somewhere around 500 rounds through it. Save money and enjoy the flexibility of shooting two calibers from one pistol. I am in the Clackamas/ Happy Valley area...