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Main Page WTS: Glock Autosear
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Posted by: SOT

This "Rea Srear" converts any Glock firearm to select fire.
This is for sale to DEPARTMENTS only.
No individual officer purchase. Takes about 2 minutes to convert any glock to select fire.

Select Fire
$200 per unit

Full auto Only
$100 per unit

short video
www.cqbarms.com/cqb.mpeg

Free demonstrations available
PM or e-mail
lesales@cqbarms.com

Also availible Glock collapsible stocks $90, Folding Foregrip, $30, Scope mount, $40.

PS anybody out in Western MA wanna come over and see it, let me know.

Posted by: Sniper

I watched this video last night........... Still have a woody !!!!!!!!

Posted by: USMCMP5811

SOT, i think you need to get Kttref up there, maybe she wouldn't hate shooting so much.....

Posted by: SOT

The rockin' glocks are fun...it's a fountain of brass!

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Originally Posted by USMCMP5811

SOT, i think you need to get Kttref up there, maybe she wouldn't hate shooting so much.....

Posted by: Pacman

But not very practical. Hell 90% of us can't get our guys to shoot one at a time accurately. Let alone with a full auto handgun. Although, I'd like it.

Posted by: SOT

It depends. It's certainly not for you average shooter but we do sell a good number of them... mostly to DS and the like.

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Originally Posted by Pacman

But not very practical. Hell 90% of us can't get our guys to shoot one at a time accurately. Let alone with a full auto handgun. Although, I'd like it.

Posted by: USMCMP5811

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Originally Posted by Sniper

I watched this video last night........... Still have a woody !!!!!!!!

Hell that vid works better than Viagra, still ain't gone down yet.......

Posted by: Killjoy

SOT - you really sell these to departments? I find that machine pistols are limited in their practical value as weapons.....If I thought I needed concealable firepower an H&K MP5K would seem more accurate and controllable.

Posted by: SOT

Try carrying an MP5K in a holster. The issue is this is a "last ditch" type of gun. We have sold several to agencies that find a need for something VERY easy to cary.
Not for everyone and in reality they are pretty controlable in bursts.

I can score 100% on the "q" with the glock in bursts at 50 feet with not much effort at all.
If you ever have the time and are out this way we can burn some ammo and I'll show you.

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Originally Posted by Killjoy

SOT - you really sell these to departments? I find that machine pistols are limited in their practical value as weapons.....If I thought I needed concealable firepower an H&K MP5K would seem more accurate and controllable.

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