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  1. 03-10-2009 06:56 PM #1
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    Question Where to find HK .22 cal conversion kits?

    Any idea where to find conversion kits the HK94/MP5 and/or SP89/MP5K? Are these available anywhere? I see kits for the HK91 - I wonder if I can convert them somehow..

    Any thoughts?
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    Contact Jeff Walters, aka Ghillebear here on the board. He has connections with Fleming and can get you a build it yerself kit for a good price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shattered Mind View Post
    Contact Jeff Walters, aka Ghillebear here on the board. He has connections with Fleming and can get you a build it yerself kit for a good price.
    The problem is that I can't do the welding and don't know anyone who can. Are those kits the only option out there for the MP5 series?

    Are they the same ones available here:
    http://www.subcalmarketing.com/

    I've read some bad things about SubCal Marketing .22 conversion kits.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trek45 View Post
    The problem is that I can't do the welding and don't know anyone who can. Are those kits the only option out there for the MP5 series?

    Are they the same ones available here:
    http://www.subcalmarketing.com/

    I've read some bad things about SubCal Marketing .22 conversion kits.

    Yep, they are the ones. I suggest you give Jeff a call. He has been having a better time at making these run than most. He also welds, and as far as I know, still accepts American money... i.e. he hasn't started demanding Euros ... yet.
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    I don't see the kits on Ghillebear's website anymore. I'd like to buy one of these, even if they don't work all that great.
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    I've heard a lot of good things about Spikes Tactical .22 uppers. More expensive than the simple conversion kits, but it's worth it. You can shoot all the .22 ammo you want and your regular hk upper will not be worn out, even though that would be a hard thing to do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by budcampo View Post
    I've heard a lot of good things about Spikes Tactical .22 uppers. More expensive than the simple conversion kits, but it's worth it. You can shoot all the .22 ammo you want and your regular hk upper will not be worn out, even though that would be a hard thing to do.
    Yeah, I might get one of those - when I get an M16. Right now, I'd like to shoot my MP5K in full auto using cheap .22 ammo.
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