Posted: 5/1/2006 8:32:54 PM EDT
| I saw in another post someone had a video of this gun in action. Being a G26 owner and fan this is something I'd like to see. Does anyone know where to find this video or if this gun even exists? |
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How about a G27? This is from a CD by PTOOMA productions that came out 4yrs ago about Glocks. They now have a Glock "How To" guide that is the best available. Cr*p! Can't make the link work, sorry. Ok, lets try this: 
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The only real full auto Glock from the factory, as far as I know, is the 18, which is basically a full auto capable 17. I have seen them shot (not sure if I shot it) and with some common sense you can get hits with it on full-auto. The others probably have the happy switch that fits into the back cover of the slide. Not something I would want to have laying around the house... |
I'm no expert, but the short answer is no you can't get a new one. Machineguns made after 1986 cannot be transferred to a private citizen. You can possess them as an FFL, I guess, if you claim to be using it for demonstration purposes to police departments. I would guess that Glock 18s were not made prior to 86, but I could be wrong about that. |
The regional Glock rep in your area has a G18C from time to time. If you check you could catch up to him when he is at one of the ranges doing Glock demos and they will let you shoot it. It is the same G18C the rep here has(they trade it back and forth). 
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