Advantage Arms 10-Round 22LR Magazine for Glock 20/21 - Black Finish (AACLE2021)
Advantage Arms
The Advantage Arms 10-round .22LR magazine for Glock 26/27 is built for shooters who want affordable trigger time without sacrificing the feel of their carry gun. Pair this polymer magazine with an Advantage Arms Glock 26/27 rimfire conversion kit, and you've got a trainer that handles identically to your duty or carry pistol but runs on dirt-cheap .22 ammunition. It's the smart way to log repetitions at the range without burning through premium centerfire rounds.
Built from durable polymer and finished in black, this magazine feeds reliably through the conversion kit's dedicated slide assembly. The 10-round capacity keeps you in the fight for extended dry-fire practice, and the last round hold-open function locks the slide back when you've emptied the mag—just like a real duty reload drill. Because it's engineered specifically for the .22LR conversion platform, reliability is straightforward: use it with the Advantage Arms conversion slide kit (sold separately) and you're good to go.
Made in the USA, this magazine is the no-nonsense choice for shooters serious about maintaining their carry gun's ergonomics while keeping ammo costs in check. Whether you're training new shooters, building marksmanship fundamentals, or just running drills on a budget, this is the magazine your conversion kit needs.
| Product Name | Advantage Arms 10-Round .22LR Magazine for Glock 26/27 |
| Model | AACLE2627 |
| Manufacturer | Advantage Arms |
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle (.22LR) |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Material | Polymer |
| Finish | Black |
| Firearm Compatibility | Glock 26/27 (with Advantage Arms conversion kit) |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
No. This magazine is designed exclusively for use with an Advantage Arms .22LR conversion kit for the Glock 26/27. It will not function with your pistol's standard centerfire setup. You'll need the conversion slide kit (sold separately) to use this magazine.
You receive the 10-round polymer magazine with black finish. The Advantage Arms Glock 26/27 conversion slide kit is not included and must be purchased separately.
Training with your actual carry gun—same grip angle, controls, and manual of arms—builds better muscle memory than switching to a different pistol. The conversion kit lets you do that while shooting cheap .22LR ammunition, making high-volume practice sessions affordable and practical.
Yes. The magazine features last round hold-open functionality, which locks the slide back when empty, allowing you to practice realistic reload drills just like you would with centerfire ammunition.