Very well done! Nice blaster.Originally Posted by Vlobb
Can someone post a link or start a thread on how to do a NICE recess on the magazine release.....?
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Very well done! Nice blaster.
Can someone post a link or start a thread on how to do a NICE recess on the magazine release.....?
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My first ever Glock. 19 with glock nightsights, extended slidestop and mag release. Its being shown more edc over the 1911 and XD45.
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Just picked this up for an absolute STEAL!
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CoryCop, Is this one of the Smyrna made frames (single line on frame with no Austria reference)? I ask because it looks exactly like mine from barrel and opposite side.Just picked this up for an absolute STEAL!
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My old school Glocks, no rails or LCI's.
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Nice! ^^^ Im a big fan of Gen II's
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It says Austria. Serial number RUZ3xx.
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"There are 550 million firearms on this planet. That's one firearm for every 12 people. The question is... How do we arm the other 11?" Lord of War.
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