Would this make your pistol an AOW?
- Thread starter Venom1956
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Clearly, the pistol bayonet is far more practical and useful - it might even have one of those survival kits in so you can stitch yourself up in case you are wounded in a gunfight. I'm not too fond of the device that looks like it would spill ammo all over the place every time you fire a shot.
Nickel Plated
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That thing would really only be useful on a full auto pistol.
Am I the only one who thinks that double Glock video is neat?
Am I the only one who thinks that double Glock video is neat?
Willie Lowman
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What's that thing they say about fools and their money?
I tend to think that, if it is a loophole, it's not going to be one for very long, in which case, LukeA is going to be absolutely correct.
Regarding the "bayonet attachment". this is NOT a new idea. The Pritchard bayonet was designed to be used on a Webley & Scott revolver in WW I. H& R (and some others, I imagine) made a barrel/bayonet for their little top break revolvers. Some black powder pistols were also provided with spring loaded knives attached to them.
If you stop and think about it, it makes an excellent last ditch thrust weapon, considering that you have control over it by grasping the butt of your handgun at a much more favorable angle, and with the capability of a very solid "push." Using the handgun much like the handle of a saw gives you much more secure thrusting power than a normal knife hold.
It may look dumb, but consider the practical aspects of it in a last ditch situation.
the US Navy in the early days issued the Elgin cutlass pistol for use by boarding parties...a knife on a handgun isnt new at all, and seen a fair bit of use when everything fired a single shot and had a slow reload. The pritchard bayo was made for trench warfare, and the melees in close confines that ensued in raiding the hun trenches in the middle of the night. They were practical solutions at the time and gave the owner other options than using
the handgun as a blunt impact weapon...which can damage it.
the handgun as a blunt impact weapon...which can damage it.
m.p.driver
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No worse than what you see on some AR's that people have turned into a
(tactical)rifle.So many gewgaws hanging off of it that if you walk through a
forest,you come out the other side dragging what looks like a hay stack
behind you.
Although i still want the attachment that was around years ago
that allowed you to mount a Rem 870 under your AR,like Billy from Predator.
(tactical)rifle.So many gewgaws hanging off of it that if you walk through a
forest,you come out the other side dragging what looks like a hay stack
behind you.
Although i still want the attachment that was around years ago
that allowed you to mount a Rem 870 under your AR,like Billy from Predator.
That is considered a fore grip when the magazine is placed in the rail device, so you would have to register the Glock as an SBR for it to be legal. Now all who say that there's a loophole can go right on ahead and try it to see what the BATFE thinks about it. BTW the Double Glock vid was very funny