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Folding glock
- Thread starter AR15tocrat
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Would you carry this folding Glock chamber-empty?
You'd pretty much have to, since the trigger won't be a standard Glock trigger with the built-in passive safety in the middle of the trigger.
So to shoot it, you have to unfold it (two hands required), rack the slide (two hands required) and then you're good to go.
I don't think I'd have any interest in such a thing, but for a spy or assassin, it might be a good weapon to get through a sloppy security screening and into close proximity of the target.
You'd pretty much have to, since the trigger won't be a standard Glock trigger with the built-in passive safety in the middle of the trigger.
So to shoot it, you have to unfold it (two hands required), rack the slide (two hands required) and then you're good to go.
I don't think I'd have any interest in such a thing, but for a spy or assassin, it might be a good weapon to get through a sloppy security screening and into close proximity of the target.
Here, give me six moments to get ready before you attack.
And it will sell. Not well, but it will sell.
Perfect if you are looking to sacrifice everything for a slight advantage in concealability
Saw this last week n an email from Gunsamerica. Gotta be one of the dumbest creations I've ever seen. Their slogan should be " The answer to the question nobody was asking."
I don't even see it as gaining much n concealability. It's obviously supposed to go n your pocket. Sticking that folded rig in any pocket would look like you're carrying a paper back book. So I must modify my earlier comment. This company's slogan could just as easily be " Cutting up perfectly good Glocks since 2017."
No & no
