I have to say, that looks pretty interesting. I have a Glock 23, it would be cool to be able to switch it to a carbine just for a little fun at the range. Might look into these one day...

I know it really isn't practical and the .40 S&W really isn't the best caliber for one of these conversions but it looks fun to shoot!

Actually, according to their site, you can just order the CCU for a different caliber and still use it on your Glock frame, as long as you use Glock mags for the corresponding caliber....same principle as a conversion barrel really.

A frame separated from the slide and barrel will physically accept a magazine of a cartridge different from that for which the assembled pistol is designed (using magazines designed for the same series of frame sizes). What this means is that a Glock pistol & CCU combination can be set up to safely fire a cartridge different from that for which the assembled pistol is designed. Example: The frame (lower unit) of a Glock designed to fire the 45 ACP cartridge in the assembled pistol can be safely used with a CCU designed to fire the 10mm cartridge. This is accomplished by assembly of the 45 ACP Glock frame to the 10mm CCU and the use of a Glock 10mm magazine designed to be used with that series of frame size.

i thought about it too. however, i decided against it after comparing the cost to a hi point carbine. to me it just made no since to pay more for a conversion than i would for a dedicated carbine in 9mm, 40 cal, or 45.

just my 2cents

sc

For $300 you can buy a keltec 2000 which uses all your Glock mags. You end up with 2 guns not Half a glock. Better use of $350 IMO

Originally Posted by group17

For $300 you can buy a keltec 2000 which uses all your Glock mags. You end up with 2 guns not Half a glock. Better use of $350 IMO

^ Very cool! How is your experience with it? I think that is a better alternative too. Any suggestions on where to order?