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Thou must count to three before thou pulleth the trigger! Counteth not to two, unless thou contiue to count to three. Counteth not to four. Three is the number thou shalt count and the number thou shalt count is three!
 
Hey, did anybody notice the hexagonal muzzle? The pixelated edges? The way the texture is distorted on the trigger guard and the grip? That's not a real gun, that's a 3d model of one...

Google image search shows that exact image as the first result. The URL leads to Clan Dead Goat, which makes replacement weapon models for Counterstrike. omg! Counter-terrorists use the Glock 18! They can get headshots and win the round!

gg lazy moron reporter. Then again, that paper (looks like the Guardian) is the sort of tabloid hardly worth wiping one's arse with, so what are we to expect? Accurate reporting?
 
Let's see . . . banned for sale in the US, yet it's believed to have been imported from the US . . .

Ther was one in the latest terminator movie so it must have come from the US. If it was in the movie it must have come from a gunshow. They sell them by the case at every gunshow, you know at the table marked " Machine Guns for Crimminals"

Geez you people dont know anything:rolleyes:
 
This from a former world superpower. Now reduced to shaking in fear from an inanimate assembly of plastic and steel. ;)
 
Thou must count to three before thou pulleth the trigger! Counteth not to two, unless thou contiue to count to three. Counteth not to four. Three is the number thou shalt count and the number thou shalt count is three
Five is right out. And then lobbest thou the holy hand grenade, and thine enemies, being naughty in my sight, shall snuff it.
 
I suppose if I lived in some corner of hell where I could be in no more trouble for having a Glock 18 than I would for having the 17, I'd get one.

One of my friends had one. Hey, he could afford it, had the class III and already owned a 17 and a 19.
He couldn't wait to go to the range to try it.
Despite owning an MP5 and Mac 10, it somehow didn't occur to him that it might climb.
He put a target on a dozen phone books and proceded to try it out in his office building (in downtown Dallas!!!!!).
He actually did hit the phone books with the first 2 rounds. I got to patch up the wall above the target.

This was a concrete walled building that he owned, locked so no one could get in without him letting them in and he was the only one there at the time.

All in all, interesting, but not practicle for anything.
 
So what if I am a Monty Python Geek!?!? What's it to ya? I didnt expect the Spanish Inquisition...

No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!!!!

Our chief weapon is surprise. Surprise & fear.

Our 2 weapons are Surprise & fear & an almost fanatical dislike of guns

Amongst our weaponry are such diverse elements as surprise, fear, an almost fanatical dislike of guns & really bad journalism.

Ahh, damn. I'll come in again...
 
Well since we've already veered this far from the original thread topic, I thought I’d make an observation:

We, as law-abiding gun owners, could dispel the stereotypical portrayal of gun-owners as knuckle dragging Neanderthals by simply forcing the anti-2A groups to read this thread.

We’re not bad people. We watch Monty Python. How bad could we be? And in closing I’d like to say,

‘DIMSDALE?’

And, ‘This isn’t much of a cheese shop, now is it?’


Ok next up. Dungeons and Dragons. You KNOW you want to... Inspector Fang? Where's the comfy chair?
 
I can't imagine a single situation in which a G18 would be preferable to a G17, or would be practical for absolutely ANYTHING at all besides having a lot of fun wasting ammo. i.e. I don't see how they could possibly have any use in LE or military applications. Maybe its just me.

Of course, I'd never expect these BBC types to understand that after the second or third round, said badguy is going to be shooting for the stars. The attempts in that artilce at generating fear in the sheeple would be funny if they were not so serious. Nationwide alert over a glock, lol...
 
I can't imagine a single situation in which a G18 would be preferable to a G17, or would be practical for absolutely ANYTHING at all besides having a lot of fun wasting ammo. i.e. I don't see how they could possibly have any use in LE or military applications. Maybe its just me.

Ninja Zombie Mutant Bears selling Amway.:evil:
 
"A one pound bird, a 25-ounce Glock! It's a simple question of weight ratios!" :rolleyes:

"Pining for the fjords? This thread is no more! It has ceased to be! It has left this terrestrial plain and joined the choir invisible! This...

...is a dead thread."

:D
 
can't imagine a single situation in which a G18 would be preferable to a G17, or would be practical for absolutely ANYTHING at all besides having a lot of fun wasting ammo. i.e. I don't see how they could possibly have any use in LE or military applications. Maybe its just me.

I seem to recall H&K having the same problem selling the idea of the MP5K, it being pretty much uncontrollable in select fire. But then those wiley Americans added the front grip and the folding stock and Ooooooooh! Now we have something altogether different; the MP5K-PDW. And THAT is a eminently more efficient firearms than the original MP5K.

Well…sorta along those lines…

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Along time ago in a gun store far away… me and some of the other employees were discussing the Glock 18 and how in full auto mode, it’s just not practical. You need more to hand on to, say, something like the fore grip on the MP5K-PDW. It was then that I noticed that the Knights Armaments foregrips we had in stock for the RAS/RIS systems we were selling, were, dimensionally pretty darn close to fitting the (then) new rails that Glock had just started putting on their guns.

Mmmmmmh. One quick and dirty trim with the Dremel and it was an exact fit. Cool. Glock 18 (ok it was really a 17 that I had handy, but you get the picture.) with a foregrip. Now that would be fun. Aside from the fact that you’d need a new type of holster, why didn’t Glock ever think of that?

I miss being paid (not very much) to play with guns.


*except in the unlikely event of Ninja Zombie Mutant Bears selling Amway…then all bets are off, heck go nuts.
 
Here's a theory of mine for ya. The higher up Brits (ie. the royal family, the politicians and other related types) , having once upon a time ruled such a massive empire, became so used to totally ruling peoples lives in their numerous colonies they are now going through withdraw. Having lost their once great empire they are now in effect taking it out on their own people because that's all they have left to dominate. Either that or it's just a terminal case of stupidity and bed-wetting irrational fears. Now that I think about it, I'd say it's a toss up between the two.
 
What would be really terrifying is if they were using those NyTrillium Fang Face rounds :eek: you know, the armor piercing ones with explosive fragmentation? Imagine 1,100 of those babies heading at you! :uhoh: :barf:
 
I had just open my latest package from the Whiz-O Chocolate Company, The Whiz-O Quality Assortment, and was enjoying a nice fresh #4 when I realized that there was an unequal number of #5s in it.

I contacted Mr Ilton the proprietor and he informed me that there is a nationwide shortage of the glaze used on the #5 in the UK. I wonder if this nefarious weapon is to blame? Are there gangs of thugs leaping about with Glock 18s to wreck havock on flocks of peacefully migrating larks?
 
This...

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I dunno if this is a gun, but it terrifies me.
http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Russia/Tsarbmb.jpg
That's a disposable single shot.
The ultimate throwdown gun.
And to keep this gun related...
I suspect the moderators need only run a search for that phrase whenever they care too look for off-topic threads worthy of the dreaded lock.

Oh, and to keep this gun related, what's the deal with the 19 round mags the SAS supposedly use? The standard G18 mag is longer, and all other factory Glock 9mm mags are shorter, aren't they?

-twency
 
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