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MCK Glock Conversion Kit: A Quick Review

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Here’s one for the Glock guys, the MCK Glock conversion kit

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MCK Glock Conversion Kit: A Quick Review - The Mag Life

The Micro Conversion Kit (MCK) from Command Arms Accessories (CAA) was once all the rage. It allows shooters to convert a stock Glock into something that belongs in a sci-fi movie. But why would someone want to turn their trusty Glock into a space-age-looking sub-gun? After all, there are plenty...
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First there's this Glock Perfection thing and you look at the market place and there's a gazillion doodads and whatnots to change so called Perfection. So is Glock Perfection an oxymoron? If so, do all the believers ignore this contradiction while proudly telling everyone about their important fixes and updates to their beloved gun? I'm not hating, just throwing that observation out there. Department guns would be left stock, but if you own one privately, is it not good enough as is? Has marketing disillusioned your satisfaction with an off the shelf gun? Call me curious, but never late for dinner.
 
youngolddude said:
First there's this Glock Perfection thing and you look at the market place and there's a gazillion doodads and whatnots to change so called Perfection. So is Glock Perfection an oxymoron? If so, do all the believers ignore this contradiction while proudly telling everyone about their important fixes and updates to their beloved gun? I'm not hating, just throwing that observation out there. Department guns would be left stock, but if you own one privately, is it not good enough as is? Has marketing disillusioned your satisfaction with an off the shelf gun? Call me curious, but never late for dinner.
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I've always been confused about "perfection". If gen one was perfect, why the need for two through five?
 
youngolddude said:
First there's this Glock Perfection thing and you look at the market place and there's a gazillion doodads and whatnots to change so called Perfection. So is Glock Perfection an oxymoron? If so, do all the believers ignore this contradiction while proudly telling everyone about their important fixes and updates to their beloved gun? I'm not hating, just throwing that observation out there. Department guns would be left stock, but if you own one privately, is it not good enough as is? Has marketing disillusioned your satisfaction with an off the shelf gun? Call me curious, but never late for dinner.
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I have thought this for a long time, too. There are more accessories for Glocks than any other handgun. Why is that necessary if it is perfect already?

I currently have a Glock 17, gen 4. It's okay. It's had a few upgraded done ( I brought it used that way) and it's decent enough. But it's far from perfect.

I currently carry a G45 for duty and beofre that we had G21s. Both were "fine." I 100% trust them to be reliable, so that's huge.

But they are far from perfect. The grip and trigger alone disqualify them from being perfect

With this being said, this accessory does look kinda cool and if I ever had this much money to just spend on a toy, I might try one.
 
PAGunGuy said:
I have thought this for a long time, too. There are more accessories for Glocks than any other handgun. Why is that necessary if it is perfect already?

I currently have a Glock 17, gen 4. It's okay. It's had a few upgraded done ( I brought it used that way) and it's decent enough. But it's far from perfect.

I currently carry a G45 for duty and beofre that we had G21s. Both were "fine." I 100% trust them to be reliable, so that's huge.

But they are far from perfect. The grip and trigger alone disqualify them from being perfect

With this being said, this accessory does look kinda cool and if I ever had this much money to just spend on a toy, I might try one.
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beofre…….🤔🤔
 
I own two for my Glock G19 (9mm) and G20 (10mm). They shoot very well and accurate.
I also have a Recover Tactical 20/20 chassis system (different company), for my Glock G21 (45acp). I haven't shot this yet as I'm still missing the attachment for an optics rail (my G21 isn't MOS ready). Like CAA's MCK, Recover Tactical has Chassis for different manufacture's firearms.
 
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