Pitdogg2
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Same here.I have zero Glocks and will never own one.
Same here.I have zero Glocks and will never own one.
I’m with you on that.I have zero Glocks and will never own one.
When it saves your life you'll change? Don't be a hater!
Damn thing would not tell me what I wanted to knowWhen it saves your life you'll change? Don't be a hater!
Actually destroying the frame, this was in a lot of crime scene guns that needed to de destroyed for a local police department. The Colts, kimbers and Jerichico really hurt to do.Making a G26X?
Do you only need to destroy the serialized parts?Actually destroying the frame, this was in a lot of crime scene guns that needed to de destroyed for a local police department. The Colts, kimbers and Jerichico really hurt to do.
That or I am starting the next foldable Glock company
On the bright side I have some parts for 5 more polymer 80 builds.
Do you only need to destroy the serialized parts?
Are you allowed to salvage the slide and other components?
Would that be considered removing, obliterating, or altering the serial number? Be careful, that's a federal offense.Just the firearm needs to be destroyed so with pistols the serialized frame. On the Sig 320 I had to cut the Chassis fire control unit. Yes I do get to keep the rest of the parts like the slide. On the Glocks I am going to laser engrave a box on the slide over the serial number on the slide and barrel to blank it out. Maybe for fun I can laser engrave all the XD slide markings on the Glock slide......that would be confusing.
Nope, the slide and barrel are not firearms. The serial number on the slide is not needed, take for example SW/kimber/Sig even Springfield 1911’s they don’t even put serial numbers of the slides. It’s a European requirement as well as some other countries as well. But in the US only the frame is considered the firearm and assigned a serial number. Interesting fact: if you break your slide SA can replace it, but the serial will not match the frame And vice versa. So my future plans the for the slides will be that I will refurbish and restore them (thats what I do for a living). Part of that is to clean them up with the laser engraving, if I am going to build an 80% Gun for personal use that does not require a serial number.Would that be considered removing, obliterating, or altering the serial number? Be careful, that's a federal offense.