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Our survey says, "it is a real deal." Glock has built and designed a rifle and it shoots the 5.56.
It was all aftermarket shit on a possibly Glock stamped lower... Go build one now and slap a Glock lower on it if they ever release them for public consumption.I like the quick-detach rail on it. You can actually clean the exterior of the barrel that way. The adjustable gas system is a cool feature, too. If it's real, I wouldn't mind one.
The patent for the one part. 😆Looks like a MAGPUL stock and maybe a Bravo Company? grip.
Heck, I've built a few Franken Guns myself
So besides the Logo, which part is GLOCK?
wanna putI'm voting "hoax" because it doesn't look like the Glock Assault Rifle patent.
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
I'm too cheap to gamble.wanna put
$5 on it?
The price and brainwashed fan base.So besides the Logo, which part is GLOCK?
Is that quick-detach forend an aftermarket part, along with the adjustable gas block? I have a couple of uppers I have to put barrels on, one of which still needs a barrel, forend, BCG and gas tube. If that stuff really is available, then I know what I need to buy.It was all aftermarket shit on a possibly Glock stamped lower... Go build one now and slap a Glock lower on it if they ever release them for public consumption.
I think military barrels have a smaller orifice because they use 5.56 vs .223. Civilian barrels I think has a bigger hole if I remember Chris Bartocci's teachings right. Maybe they opened the hole up and put the adjustable block on there to tune it. Probably not necessary unless you just want to spend the money.Is that quick-detach forend an aftermarket part, along with the adjustable gas block? I have a couple of uppers I have to put barrels on, one of which still needs a barrel, forend, BCG and gas tube. If that stuff really is available, then I know what I need to buy.
I am conFuZed......Wonder what was wrong with Europeans using Sig's that Glock needed to go Gucci for the military?
I bet we could find them if we looked hard enough.Is that quick-detach forend an aftermarket part, along with the adjustable gas block? I have a couple of uppers I have to put barrels on, one of which still needs a barrel, forend, BCG and gas tube. If that stuff really is available, then I know what I need to buy.
I like the idea of adjustable blocks because it's good when you can minimize the amount of force on the receiver when the weapon cycles. Also, I do want to put a can on the rifle one day, and tuning the gas flow down helps with the back pressure.I think military barrels have a smaller orifice because they use 5.56 vs .223. Civilian barrels I think has a bigger hole if I remember Chris Bartocci's teachings right. Maybe they opened the hole up and put the adjustable block on there to tune it. Probably not necessary unless you just want to spend the money.
It's probably Glock's designed and built parts. Them boys up there just love to trash Glock. Much is deserved on the pistols.
Quite potentially.I bet we could find them if we looked hard enough.
No telling since it's a government contract. They do with their pistol barrels so I don't see why they wouldn't continue the process with rifle barrels.Quite potentially.
One other thing I was thinking this Glock AR might have is a CHF barrel. The Europeans are usually more inclined to use that kind of manufacturing process than we are.
Nah, we're going to find out PMAGs are a Glock invention!It'll never be popular because a Glock rifle that doesn't take Glock magazines is like cats and dogs living together, mass hysteria!