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I have five Glock Advantage Arms conversions. I’m running two AA 19/23 kits on Combat Armory frames with standard Glock trigger and connectors. One kit is. Gen 3 19/23 LE kit and I have a AA 19/23 MOD (optics ready) kit with no threaded barrel and ten round mags sold as CA Compliant model. The optics ready MOD kit has a slightly different design than the earlier LE kits. Advantage Arms recommends standard Glock fire control parts. A Friend had to change a trigger to get reliable functioning with an AA kit he purchased for a Glock 22 40 caliber pistol. I don’r remember which trigger he had that was not reliable with the AA kit.


Curious if OP purchased LE kit or MOD (Optics Ready) Gen 5 kits. I shoot my AA Glock pistols with dedicated frames more than any other pistols. Some of my kits have been shot many tens of thousands of rounds.


Here is a picture of the Advantage Arms 26/27 LE kit with a ten round magazine in the well with the grip adapter and the original flush fit magazine to the side. From top to bottom AA 17/22 target kit on. 17.3 frame, AA 19/23 LE kit on a Glock 23.3 frame, AA 19/23 LE Gen 4 kit on Glock 23.4 frame and bottom the AA 26/27 LE kit on 26.3 frame.

 

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I like the way the ejector is affixed to the barrel on the new optics ready AA kits. The older kits used an ejector that sit in the slide beside the barrel. I had a Vortex Venom on my AA 19/23 MOD CA kit but I decided I preferred iron sights on pistols. I took my Venom off and put it on an AR-15 pistol.

Here is a picture of my AA 19/23 LE kit on my Combat Armory frame where it now resides. In the middle is the AA 19/23 MOD kit on a Combat Armory frame, bottom is an AA 19/23 Gen 4 on a Glock 23.4 frame.