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Command Arms Introduces RONI Recon Glock Conversion Kit

The RONI Recon (RONIRG1) pistol housing converts a Glock handgun into a weapon with a longer sight radius, and allows the operator two-handed control. With the RONI Recon, an operator can add an optic onto the 9.5-inch rail that runs the length of the RONIRG1.

July 15, 2011
Command Arms Introduces RONI Recon Glock Conversion Kit

 

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Command Arms Accessories (CAA) has introduced the RONI Recon pistol conversion kit, allowing an operator to convert a Glock into a carbine-like weapon.

The RONI Recon (RONIRG1) pistol housing converts a Glock into a weapon with a longer sight radius and allows the operator two-handed control.

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With the RONI Recon, an operator can add an optic onto the 9.5-inch rail that runs the length of the RONIRG1. The ergonomic design provides a heads-up sight picture to improve target acquisition, according to the company.

The rear sling swivel enables the company's one-point sling (OPS) to improve stability while engaging targets. Add a set of our front and rear (FFS/FRS) flip-up sights for additional target acquisition. The included side rails support various lights or lasers.

The company also produces a set of short bipods (NBPS/SBPS) for even more stability and bench-rest competition shooting.

The addition of a forward grip to the RONI Recon puts it in the category of an "Any Other Weapon" (AOW), making it subject to National Firearms Act rules. The addition of a stock to the RONI Recon puts it in the category of Short Barrel Rifle (SBR), which is also subject to NFA rules.

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