Reviews & Ratings for CAA Roni Conversion w/Stability Brace - Non NFA — 3 reviews — Page 1

So ok I’ve owned my Glock 23 for 15 years or so and I rarely shot it, its the .40 cal model Glock so with the Glock 23 being a compact model it’s a bit too much recoil for the smaller frame of the 23 and after a couple mags my wrist would hurt, so that’s why I rarely shot it, I was contemplating trading my Glock 23 for a Glock 22 full size in .40, and then yesterday I was at a gun shop in SLC and they had the Roni STAB just laying on a box of stuff with an unreadable price tag so I asked how much, they told me and I said heck yeah and bought it at a ridiculous low price. I’d long wanted a Roni since I first saw them several years ago and now I finally got mine and I gotta say that I absolutely love this thing, I took it out with my daughter immediately after we got home yesterday and put a box of 50 rounds through it and not even a twinge of pain in my hands or wrists, I added a laser sight and an EOTech 552 holographic sight to it and boy is it fun to shoot, easy to acquire targets, faster to reacquire the target and faster to make follow up shots so I really love shooting my Glock 23 now, I haven’t zeroed the holo sight yet but I’ll do that tomorrow, and I actually have a couple high capacity magazines for the Glock too so those will come in handy with this, I really am so glad they sold this to me at such a awesome price, I would have paid full price for it but now I can use the money I saved to buy accessories and reloading supplies to reload all the ammo I’m gonna go ...
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Fun to use and shoot accuracy 12 inch groupings from almost a hundred yards away with a 4 inch barrel on my Glock 9 mm not bad for a 4 inch barrel. You can easily put a Glock in within 20 seconds locked loaded ready to go in 20 seconds to put back to just a handgun not bad.