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92f-fan wrote:In some parts of Europe they cant have handguns

These kinds of extensions are VERY popular "work around " for the law there

And what's ironic is that we have to register them as SBR's and pay $$$ for the privilege. I think if I want a carbine, I'll just buy a carbine.

USA1 wrote:I think I'd just get a rifle.

The real trick would be turning a Glock into an attractive firearm.

03Lightningrocks wrote:

USA1 wrote:I think I'd just get a rifle.

The real trick would be turning a Glock into an attractive firearm.

Man, he just made my two glocks cry.

You sir, are worse than Hitler!

They may not be pretty to others, but they are beautiful to me.

PSLOwner wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:

USA1 wrote:I think I'd just get a rifle.

The real trick would be turning a Glock into an attractive firearm.

Man, he just made my two glocks cry.

You sir, are worse than Hitler!

They may not be pretty to others, but they are beautiful to me.

I was wondering how long it would take.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

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USA1 wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:Double the ugly, double the fun?

I have a very pretty colt 1911a1 that stays home in the safe. My glock is my "don't leave home without it gun". I happen to think the glock is a good looking gun but seeing that it is concealed from all other eyes, anyone else who has the misfortune of seeing it probably won't be commenting on how pretty it is.

jmra wrote: anyone else who has the misfortune of seeing it probably won't be commenting on how pretty it is.[/size]

I must agree with you on that one.
In all honesty, to me the only really ugly gun is the one pointed my way.

PSLOwner wrote:

XtremeDuty.45 wrote:http://www.endotactical.com/

Really?

I don't know what to say.

Wow, what knucklehead would see that and go "I must own that"!

P.S. XtremeDugy.45, I HIGHLY approve of your avatar!

Thats what I am trying to figure out.

Nice, another Cards fan!!!!

The SBR thing just throws it out the cool window for me...

http://www.mechtechsys.com/glock.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Mech Tech CCU for Glock and hundred year old hand biting safety wrong way pistols too Had to get my stab at the 1911 crowd

MojoTexas wrote:

92f-fan wrote:In some parts of Europe they cant have handguns

These kinds of extensions are VERY popular "work around " for the law there

And what's ironic is that we have to register them as SBR's and pay $$$ for the privilege. I think if I want a carbine, I'll just buy a carbine.

I could be wrong, but I don't think these are SBR's. My understanding of the law is that you can put a stock on a pistol legally, as long as it was made as a pistol first. You just can't put the short barrel or convert to pistol something that was a regular rifle first. I got this from the guys who buy AR lowers to build their own toys. Some want AR style pistols so they have to make sure the frame was made into a pistol first, then they can do what they want with it. I don't know how you convince ATF if you built it then took it apart, but it is easy to convince them if it was sold by the factory as a pistol first. The original yellow sheet would be all the proof you need.

My last few AR receivers were not specified as rifle or pistol. Dealer said I could do whatever with it.

srothstein wrote: I could be wrong, but I don't think these are SBR's. My understanding of the law is that you can put a stock on a pistol legally, as long as it was made as a pistol first. You just can't put the short barrel or convert to pistol something that was a regular rifle first. I got this from the guys who buy AR lowers to build their own toys. Some want AR style pistols so they have to make sure the frame was into a pistol first, then they can do what they want with it. I don't know how you convince ATF if you built it then took it apart, but it is easy to convince them if it was sold by the factory as a pistol first. The original yellow sheet would be all the proof you need.

You better watch out what you get from these guys. Making an SBR out of a pistol must be accompanied by a stamp. You must obtain an ATF Form 1, firearms manufacturer form, and pay the $200 tax stamp. Once you built the gun you must have your name, city, and state engraved on the recieve since you have manufactured the SBR. even having a rifle stock and ar pistol can get you in hot water if you don't have an AR rifle because of "constructive possession". Getting a Form 1 and making an SBR from a pistol is one of the least expensive and fastest ways to get an SBR, but it has to be done in a certain order to make it all legal.

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USA1 wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:Double the ugly, double the fun?

I have a very pretty colt 1911a1 that stays home in the safe. My glock is my "don't leave home without it gun". I happen to think the glock is a good looking gun but seeing that it is concealed from all other eyes, anyone else who has the misfortune of seeing it probably won't be commenting on how pretty it is.

A 1911 is what you show to your friends.

A Glock is what you show to your enemies.

And speaking as a "committed" Glock owner, all these goofy pistol mods make me think of this....

lkd wrote: A 1911 is what you show to your friends.

A Glock is what you show to your enemies.

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