A number of years ago I had the opportunity to try the Glock 18 while in Israel. Absolutely worthless without the shoulder stock in full auto.
A number of years ago I had the opportunity to try the Glock 18 while in Israel. Absolutely worthless without the shoulder stock in full auto.
When regular, everyday people are targeted by laws supposedly designed to protect them from criminals or themselves, that should be a clue.
Glock switches, and 3D printed ?Yankee Boogle? Auto sears are here to stay.
?If these Americans think they can just 3D print their own full auto sears without anyone knowing about it?well, thats almost like the People have a second shot at the Second Amendment? - Fudd Legalese Enforcer.
3D printed auto sears might last 3 or 4 mags.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe_K
And EVERY file downloaded can be traced... just as with CSAM... the thing is, probably over 100,000 people have downloaded these auto sear files... many of whom probably never even print them, some may not even own any guns.
https://www.commercialappeal.com/sto...s/73299767007/
Cop killed in Memphis shootout this morning. 18 year old suspect had been arrested previously for having a "Glock switch"
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Originally Posted by funkymonkey1111
Let's play compare the prosecutorial process for the 18 year old hood rat caught with a switch during a criminal event, and a middle age non-violent citizen who happens to have Grandpa's fully functional MP-40 war trophy. We know who will actually see a full court judicial press.
That is the beauty of them. Pop the rear pin drop it in, use it for a mag or 2, pop the rear takedown pin again, pull it out, snap it in half dispose of the halves in whatever expedient manner the shooter wishes, and your back to semi only.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clint45
Not every file was downloaded from the internet, not every 3D printer is hooked up to a computer that is hooked up to the internet. 3D printers can make thousands of these things for pennies apiece. The emerging thing the Fed bois are going to likely have to start worrying about is 100 mph FPV drones with shaped charges that can punch through both sides of a Bear Cat.
Which is a different level of get off my lawn than the mini WM dumpster at the end of your drive way filled with 150 lbs of Tannerite and beer bottle caps getting lit up with some M855 rounds.
Didn't I see something about him being a frequent flier?Quote:
Originally Posted by funkymonkey1111
This is just a normal progression of an arms race. They sell A LOT of Bearcats Most cops I see now are dressed like "operators". Joe_K brings up drones. If people get motivated, things could get ugly. The disappearance of rule of law, is starting to have an impact. People don't respect authority. Side note.The female spokesperson looked like she was trying to be famous on social media. Her look hurt made it tough to take her serious.