Hera Arms Glock Stock (video)

[Neville]

Quite detailed mounting and options instructions by Hera's US distributor (http://www.lanworldinc.com/Hera.htm):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItpgjLvx14w

mounting mine:

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Really feels awesome- the pointability is amazing. Just have to mount my Glock 17 in it as I don't want to get rid of the
Heinie sights on my G19. The downside is just that one has to buy optic, forward grip, etc.!! :D:D

[Robb Jensen]

Neat system for the Glock.


For users in the United States wanting to use this on their Glocks they will have to have an approved Form 1 registering their own Glock as a SBR (short-barreled-rifle) which will cost $200 for the tax stamp or an approved Form 4 for an existing Glock transferred to them which too would cost $200 for the tax stamp. Assembling this stock kit or any stock kit on a firearm with a barrel less than 16" would be a felony unless you had an approved Form 1 or 4 with tax stamp.

FFL/SOTs with pre/post-1986 'dealer sample' registered machinegun Glocks could use this stock kit also.

[Neville]

Done!! :D
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[m98evolution]

Just another item to add to my "wish-list."

Have you been able to take it out and put some rounds through it?

[OPPFOR]

That is way cool!

[OPPFOR]

Will be bad ass when you throw in the 33 round mags.