Currently available factory .22 LR kits

[Caseless]

So far, I have owned/shot/seen the following factory kits.

Beretta 92 series
CZ 75/85 series
Glock 9mm frame?
Taurus PT 92 series

Any other factory kits in existence?

 

[PowderBurn]

Kimbers run about $240-280, I believe.

 

[Black Majik]

The 1911 Kits!!!

- Kimber
- Ceiner
- Marvel
- Colt

 

[Rembrandt]

Browning High Power (Ciener and a Peter Stahls .22 kit)

 

[Preacherman]

Advantage Arms makes kits for Glocks.

Ciener makes them for several handguns, but I wouldn't buy a Ciener, given his rather poor attitude toward customer service...

 

[mainmech48]

CZ Kadet for 9x19/.40 frames. Also made as complete pistol.

EAA imports Tanfoglio conversions for Witness CZ clones, 1911s and ?

Ceiner has them for Browning HPs too now - sweet!

Kimber, of course, but only for 1911 single-stack, IIRC.

Numrich had some HK-made conversions for the G3/ HK 91 rifles. Ex WG military, I believe. Might work on a CETME, but I'm not sure.

I've seen adds for .22 AK trainers that were supposedly made for military use (as opposed to the Philipine look-alikes). SOG, I think.

 

[farscott]

Colt once made conversion kits for the Government Model as well as whole pistols, the Ace and Service Ace models. These sometimes show up at dealers and at shows. There are many aftermarket kits for the 1911, including the Day, Kart, Marvel, Kimber (Ciener's and a Kimber design), Ciener (also marketed as Kimber and Wilson), and Jarvis kits.

 

[NMshooter]

Ciener has customer service?

I never did get the story of why Kimber decided to make their own conversion kit.

It looks really nice, though.

Is the Advantage Arms conversion kit the best available for the Glock?

 

[Kevlarman]

Advantage Arms now makes a .22 kit for the .45ACP models; I've got one for my G30.