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What two models are illegal in the U.S.? What do they have in common and who/why deemed them illegal?
The Glock 25 and 28 are not legal to import. Both are chambered in .380acp and do not score high enough on the crazy BAFTE import point scale...
I wonder who'd really want a .380 Glock as big as, well, a Glock anyway ;-)
Did you search :D
What else do they have in common?
No search ... when I bought my first Glock I read up on a lot of this. :-)
You mean what do they have in common besides caliber?
Are the 25 and 28 totally illegal in the US or are they ok for Law Enforcement or by Permit ?
Like the G18, it is illegal for most Folks to own, but can be owned by LEAs or by Permit
Quote from: DenStinett on November 13 2013 11:56:05 AM MST
Are the 25 and 28 totally illegal in the US or are they ok for Law Enforcement or by Permit ?
Like the G18, it is illegal for most Folks to own, but can be owned by LEAs or by Permit
My understanding is they are are ok for LE ... I think the BAFTE "test" deals with importation for retail sale.
A unique characteristic those two possess that the others don't have.
Quote from: Intercooler on November 13 2013 12:49:43 PM MST
A unique characteristic those two possess that the others don't have.
Well, you got me there :-) Maybe something related to the caliber?
Smaller in size than the standard Glocks?
Full Auto?
I win ;)
They are blow back design.
They have different blow-back operation of the barrels I think
Beat me 2 it :))
Wow - interesting! I'll have to google it a bit and see if I can find pics :-)
Quote from: Intercooler on November 13 2013 02:02:41 PM MST
I win ;)
They are blow back design.
Wow you didn't give the rest of us a chance to answer!
What would I have won, anyway?
Good question. Did you know the answer?
I sho 'nuff did!
I hang out on Glocktalk, remember? :P