at the Scottsdale Gun Club for
ONLY $1250 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I realize that not everyone can buy these, which is why the price is so low. The price is reasonable enough though that if you did meet the qualifications then it would be stupid NOT to have one.
This item is a Post 1986 Dealer Sample, available only to Class 3 dealers with a Law Enforcement demo letter. All NFA rules apply.
This item is a Select Fire (Semi Auto / Full Auto) Glock 17. It uses a conversion device to allow fully automatic operation. The host pistol is a 3rd Generation Glock 17. On full-auto, this firearm operates at approximately 1200-1300 rounds per minute.
The conversion device was manufactured by The Armory of Scottsdale Arizona and the model number is GLK18.
That, or an actual Glock 18 is my dream gun!
Someday… Someday…
Scottsdale Gun Club Product Page – HERE
i would like to know where i could buy this pace Semi Auto / Full Auto for my glock
The device seems only to mimick the function of a glock 18, by impeeding the the trigger bar catch. This is what the glock 18 does, but it does so from the confines of the slide. I can’t say for sure without better photos, but this doesn’t appear to be a permanent part of the weapon. That would make this a type of DIAS, which other than for R&D purposes, I can’t imagine any reputable SOT manufacturer making.
$1,250 is cheap? You can buy the same kit at rcustom.se for $180.
You can get similar kits over the counter, cash & carry, in the Phillipines for around $200.
by getting a class three card you can have a glock 18
where can someone get a class three car ?
where can someone get a class three card ?
Only $ 180 here :
http://www.rh-custom.se/product.php?id_product=32
Did u get it send to u to the USA?????
Sorry, but reasonably priced??? NOT Le,SOT, ClassIII, and Military can buy these for #1. Glock 18=&500 & Glock 18C=$532….Pull that over on someone else
Yep, I found that out after the fact. Hence this post -> http://www.everydaynodaysoff.com/2010/03/21/glock-18-yes-its-affordable-no-you-cant-personally-have-one/
do you think this is what the Joker had on his Glock 17, or, did he have a Glock 18 to make up the difference? btw, can you even legally own a fully automatic weapon in the United States?