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  • CAA Glock 17 + 19 10 Round Magazine ExtensionCAA Glock 17 + 19 10 Round Magazine Extension

    CAA Glock 17 10 Round Magazine Extension

    R469

    The CAA Glock 17 Magazine Extension gives you an additional 10 rounds capacity. This is achieved by adding an extension to your original Glock magazine and replacing the original spring, making the Glock magazine longer. It utilises the existing magazine base plate.

    This is a DIY installation and no gun-smithing is required.

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  • CAA Thumb Rests (Right & Left)CAA Thumb Rests (Right & Left)

    CAA Thumb Rests (Right & Left)

    R249

    Micro Roni Thumb Rests for the Roni platform. It comes as a set of two for the left and right. The thumb rests fit on the lateral rail sections near the front of the Micro Roni.

    The Micro Roni Thumb Rest adds that touch of extra stability. It also acts as a mental stop to prevent your hand accidentally going in front of the muzzle.

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  • CAA One Point Sling and Steel Sling SwivelCAA One Point Sling and Steel Sling Swivel

    CAA One Point Sling and Steel Sling Swivel

    The CAA One Point Sling with an integrated bungee cord is ideal for tight quarter combat. It is designed to hold your weapon securely and absorbs shock when dropping your weapon during movement and transitions. The sling allows for easy movement when operating inside tight spaces.

    It comes supplied with the CAA Steel Swivel Attachment Mount (PBSS1).

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  • CAA Plus Muzzle Device for Micro Roni Gen 4

    CAA Plus Muzzle Device for Micro Roni Gen 4

    R2,179

    The CAA Plus Muzzle Device (PMD) for the Micro Roni Gen 4 is an add-on muzzle which serves as a flash suppressor, can be used as a stabbing tool during close quarter combat and is an effective window breaker.

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  • CAA Picatinny Front and Rear Flip-Up Sights (BGF + BGR)CAA Picatinny Front and Rear Flip-Up Sights (BGF + BGR)

    CAA Picatinny Front and Rear Flip-Up Sights (BGF + BGR)

    R1,549

    The CAA Front Flip-Up Sights (BGF) and Rear Flip-Up Sights (BGR) are made to Mil-Standard. They are low profile and fit any picatinny rail.

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  • CAA Compensator for Micro Roni Gen 4 & PlusCAA Compensator for Micro Roni Gen 4 & Plus

    CAA Compensator for Micro Roni Gen 4 & Plus

    R3,429

    The CAA Compensator for Micro Roni Gen 4 & Micro Roni Plus (MR-CMP) is an add-on compensator which enables faster and more accuate follow up shots by significantly reducing muzzle flip.

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How to Choose a Pistol to Carbine Conversion Kit

If you're looking to upgrade your pistol into a carbine, then a pistol to carbine conversion kit is the perfect solution for you. With a conversion kit, you can convert your pistol into a carbine without the need for a separate firearm. However, with so many different conversion kits available on the market, it can be challenging to choose the right one for your needs. In this article, we'll discuss how to choose a pistol to carbine conversion kit that is suitable for you.

What is a Pistol to Carbine Conversion Kit?

A pistol to carbine conversion kit is an aftermarket accessory that allows you to transform your handgun into a carbine rifle. These kits are designed to fit onto the frame of your pistol, giving you a longer barrel, additional accessories, and improved accuracy. With a carbine conversion kit, you can shoot with more precision and have better control over your firearm.

Advantages of a Pistol to Carbine Conversion Kit

There are several benefits of using a pistol to carbine conversion kit. First, you don't need to buy a separate firearm. Instead, you can simply attach the kit onto your existing pistol, saving you money in the long run. Second, a carbine rifle provides better accuracy, stability, and recoil control compared to a handgun. Finally, conversion kits are easy to install and don't require any special gunsmithing skills.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Pistol to Carbine Conversion Kit

When selecting a pistol to carbine conversion kit, there are several factors to consider. These include compatibility, ergonomics, quality and durability, and cost.

Compatibility

The first thing to consider is the compatibility of the conversion kit with your handgun. Conversion kits are designed to fit specific models of pistols, so it's essential to check if the kit is compatible with your firearm before purchasing.

Ergonomics

Another important factor to consider is ergonomics. The carbine conversion kit should feel comfortable in your hands and have a suitable grip. The placement of controls and accessories should be intuitive and easy to reach.

Quality and Durability

The quality and durability of the conversion kit are essential factors to consider. Look for kits that are made from high-quality materials and have a solid construction. You don't want a kit that will fall apart after a few uses.

Cost

Finally, consider the cost of the conversion kit. Conversion kits can vary widely in price, with some costing several hundred dollars. Decide on a budget and look for kits that offer the best value for your money.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use any pistol with a conversion kit?

No, conversion kits are designed to be compatible with specific models of pistols, so it's essential to check the compatibility before purchasing.

Are conversion kits compatible with all types of magazines?

No, conversion kits may require specific magazines that are compatible with your pistol model.

Do I need any special tools to install a conversion kit?

Most conversion kits are designed to be easy to install and don't require any special tools or gunsmithing skills.

Can I customize my pistol to carbine conversion kit?

Yes, many conversion kits offer various customization options, including different handguards, grips, and rail systems.