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Is there any current video available,included any official magazine review on this model-? Couldn't access this through any links....thanks
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Is there any current video available,included any official magazine review on this model-? Couldn't access this through any links....thanks
it's all fun and games till the gun goes boom, instead of bang, then tax payers are out 400 for the glock, plus medical expenses for the fool who didnt clean his service weapon.I never been a fan of destruction testing of anything. Anybody that abuses tools just to see how far they will go deserves junk to me.
I even have a couple officers that think it's informative to see how far their glock will go without cleaning before a failure and do this with their duty gun. Pure foolishness iffen you ask me.
I can say this, HI AK's and CAK's are some kind of tough, real tough. I kind of figure the operator will destruct before the knife does.
it's all fun and games till the gun goes boom, instead of bang, then tax payers are out 400 for the glock, plus medical expenses for the fool who didnt clean his service weapon.
,Plus the officers funeral expenses if the situation is dire. Not smart.
some guns are drop safe, like the m16, glocks, H&K USP subcompact,. still not a good idea to test it, might get messy.I hear you can drag a glock behind a car for a couple miles down a rocky road and it will still work fine... I still like to clean and oil mine after each use.:thumbup:
oh yeah I am happy it did not break off, it was a one of a kind raj kumar fancy "bura fighter " style hanuman-- really upset when it got hurt, but very happy when I heard it can probably be fixed.
I bought it without a sheath, wanted to pug pant it-- I failed to put a wooden stopper or cork or anything on the very very sharp tip of the blade-- I imagine it worked its way through the cardboard after just a few stops, either landed on its tip or was bent intentionally and repackaged by the post.