"Guys pleeze help my glock is broken!"

[Fjordforder]

Hey all. I couldn`t find a better place to post this. It`s a Russian garage built Glock lookalike, though on the interior it`s nowhere near a Glock design. The article said the frame was made of a plastic skeleton covered in wood pulp mixed with epoxy. Just thought you`d all get a kick out of it.
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[Greg Nichols]

you couldn't pay me enough to shoot that thing

[Fjordforder]

I want to see it with a 33-round mag and RMR, haha

[LawDog]

As far as safety goes, I'm with Greg. But damn, that's some impressive work for "garage built." I could not produce something like that on my own. If it ever becomes that difficult to acquire guns, my plan would more likely involve an ambush and a baseball bat than high-level metal work.

[Netpackrat]

As far as safety goes, I'm with Greg. But damn, that's some impressive work for "garage built." I could not produce something like that on my own. If it ever becomes that difficult to acquire guns, my plan would more likely involve an ambush and a baseball bat than high-level metal work.

You assume for some reason, that your friends who are adept at metalworking, would let you go "acquiring" without at least the equivalent of a Liberator pistol. :laughing:

But yeah, that's pretty slick for a home build. Just goes to show that at most, the gun grabbers can only ever succeed in disarming the law abiding and stupid/lazy.

[ss58]

This is a joke right????? I got fooled by the Onion a couple times. If it's not, throw that POS in the garbage before you kill yourself…..

[Fjordforder]

This is a joke right????? I got fooled by the Onion a couple times. If it's not, throw that POS in the garbage before you kill yourself…..

Yes, it is a joke. I just posted here because I couldn`t think of a better place on Warriortalk, knowing how much Glocks are loved here.

[ss58]

Thanks. I've had enough people F'ing with me today. I feel better :biglaugh:

[Fjordforder]

Hahaha
The Glock lookalike seems to be of some interest thanks to it`s high(er than normal) quality, so I figured I might as well post some more similar guns from around the world. To start are some Swedish "Luty" Submachine guns:
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A Hungarian shotgun:
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And a German-built double-barreled-handgun:
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I`m always surprised at what a skilled and confident craftsman can put together, though it pains me to see such handiwork usually end up on the wrong side of the law.

[Netpackrat]

Interesting. IIRC, the Luty book shows how to make your own mags, but those Swedish M/45 magazines make a lot more sense. They're usually sold in the US as a "Suomi" mag since they also fit the M31 Suomi, and they used to be fairly cheap, but I see the price has gone up quite a bit since I bought mine.

[LawDog]

You assume for some reason, that your friends who are adept at metalworking, would let you go "acquiring" without at least the equivalent of a Liberator pistol. :laughing:Thank you. It's good to have friends.

[Netpackrat]

Australian Police: 10% of firearms seized are homemade (http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/06/16/australian-police-10-firearms-seized-homemade/)

[jacob74]

Australian Police: 10% of firearms seized are homemade (http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/06/16/australian-police-10-firearms-seized-homemade/)

Seems the local entrepenures are staying up late at night in Australia. 10% is a healthy clip.