[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Full-Auto G18 With Beta Mag (Page 1 of 2)
|
dude you live in a cave? Thats 18 by the way not a 19. |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Glock 18 not 19 It had a conversion. I believe it was a 17 though. There is another video witht he same guy and they have it listed as an 18. Look at the back of the slide, and compare it to a normal Glock. Then look at some pics of the conversions. I don't know if this is the conversion used. There are more than one but they all take the place of the slide cover plate. 
|
|
Probably because you've never shot one. Shoot a full auto of any kind and you'll be all grins... 
|
|
a g18 w/ a drum mag tacky? 
it's awesome
|
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Glock 18 not 19 It had a conversion. I believe it was a 17 though. There is another video witht he same guy and they have it listed as an 18. Look at the back of the slide, and compare it to a normal Glock. Then look at some pics of the conversions. I now see what you mean. I need one of those for my G20 |
|
Quoted:
a g18 w/ a drum mag tacky?
it's awesome this here |
|
Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg.
I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. |
|
Quoted: Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg. I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. Dont worry it has been posted here... hundreds of times. |
|
Quoted:
Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg. I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. the video of that happening is on youtube as well. |
|
Quoted:
Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg. I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. You are not remembering correctly at all. The gun in question was a FA vector uzi. The front POS grip gave way which cause his hand to sweep the muzzle and he took a couple in the hand. He is actually a member here as well and is a physician. |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg. I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. You are not remembering correctly at all. The gun in question was a FA vector uzi. The front POS grip gave way which cause his hand to sweep the muzzle and he took a couple in the hand. He is actually a member here as well and is a physician. I think he's confusing incidences. There is a youtube video of a younger guy shooting a Glock with a VFG and it breaking off. He shot himself in the hand once. http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/761520/ |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg. I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. You are not remembering correctly at all. The gun in question was a FA vector uzi. The front POS grip gave way which cause his hand to sweep the muzzle and he took a couple in the hand. He is actually a member here as well and is a physician. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4Jd_7comg0 eta: beat.:( |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Just be careful if you shoot one w/ a vfg. I seem to remember that a couple years ago a dr (possibly a surgeon) was shooting one (no stock) and the vfg broke off letting his hand sweep the barrel.... 2 or 3 rds into his hand! I think I read about this on sigforum. You are not remembering correctly at all. The gun in question was a FA vector uzi. The front POS grip gave way which cause his hand to sweep the muzzle and he took a couple in the hand. He is actually a member here as well and is a physician. There is a glock one with some hillbilly looking fucks |
|
Quoted:
Is there a link for the blueprint drawings to these? I've always been curious how the rear striker FA works since the VZ-58's FA has conventional trigger pack layout. If you know how a Glock works you'd be surprised at how easy it would be to make it full auto. Look at the pic I posted above. The metal piece down the center of the conversion pushes the trigger bar down just as the slide completes its cycle. This releases the striker again. It's an amazingly simple design. |
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Is there a link for the blueprint drawings to these? I've always been curious how the rear striker FA works since the VZ-58's FA has conventional trigger pack layout. If you know how a Glock works you'd be surprised at how easy it would be to make it full auto. Look at the pic I posted above. The metal piece down the center of the conversion pushes the trigger bar down just as the slide completes its cycle. This releases the striker again. It's an amazingly simple design. Yes, yes it is. An SOT friend of mine made a conversion with an allen head screw, a file, and a drill bit. It was full auto only, and broke the factory backplate after a couple hundred rounds, but it worked. 
|
|
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Is there a link for the blueprint drawings to these? I've always been curious how the rear striker FA works since the VZ-58's FA has conventional trigger pack layout. If you know how a Glock works you'd be surprised at how easy it would be to make it full auto. Look at the pic I posted above. The metal piece down the center of the conversion pushes the trigger bar down just as the slide completes its cycle. This releases the striker again. It's an amazingly simple design. Yes, yes it is. An SOT friend of mine made a conversion with an allen head screw, a file, and a drill bit. It was full auto only, and broke the factory backplate after a couple hundred rounds, but it worked. Thanks. Looking at it I can now see why there has never been a FA conversion of the other striker guns that use less than full pre-cock. |
|
Not from the muzzle end.... |
