If only we could get a 10mm version of this...you think the ammo is in short supply now just wait! :o
Never heard of it before. Too bad they can't transfer the technology to the Gen 4 G20 :o
That would be great in a 10mm......it would be interesting to see the pattern after 30+ rounds flowing through it that quick. :P
I did get to fondle one a couple of years ago....but was unable to shoot it. :(
If you are a sot you can get parts to make any glock select fire. They are pretty much useless without a stock though.
That doesnt look useless to me at all. Overwhelming firepower when it counts. If you had that with some of the new slovakian (I think) 9mm AP or im sure black hills makes something as well talk about an incredible concealment set up for a detective.
9x25Dillon anyone?
I want to know the guy who can get that last grouping (10 feet?) at 25yrds :P
I have seen conversions, but never one wtih that level of compensation.
Quote from: mag360 on November 20 2014 04:43:56 PM MST
That doesnt look useless to me at all. Overwhelming firepower when it counts. If you had that with some of the new slovakian (I think) 9mm AP or im sure black hills makes something as well talk about an incredible concealment set up for a detective.
Try shooting one, they are extremely hard to get any form of grouping with that doesnt resemble a sawed off shotgun. I know several dealers who have had them then promptly got rid of them, too dangerous to take to places like knob creek where customers can rent your guns. The one i shot with a 3 round burst was not all that bad accuracy wise, but it had a lot of reliability problems.
RW the problem is with the conversions, not /every/ 18c is a 'Real' 18c, and Glock has admitted this. Many of the claimed 18c's out there are simply conversions that were not properly timed and tuned. Just because it sports 18c parts, doesn't mean Glock put it together ;-)
https://shop.jncmanufacturing.com/shop/full-auto-drop-in-auto-sear-for-glocks/
http://www.survivalops.com/shop/full-auto-and-select-fire-glock-kits/
I fired one of the original 18's about 20 years ago when Glock brought it to our PD. They were hard to control and most who shot it ended up striking the ceiling before the magazine was empty but it looks like the compensation has corrected that problem. We went through a 1000 rounds and then the salesman filled up the bathroom sink with water and threw it in, it sizzled for about 30 seconds. We tried to take it apart and see what the difference was but he wouldn't let us. I guarantee you will spend more time loading the magazines than you will firing it but it was fun.