2008 Magpul catalog...

-hanko · #1 02-04-2008, 3:11 PM

http://www.magpul.com/pdfs/2008catalog.pdf

ar15barrels · #2 02-04-2008, 11:33 PM

hmmm, they missed the glock-n-a-box...

Sarkoon · #3 02-05-2008, 1:11 AM

They didn't miss it. It's intentionally absent as Magpul has no intention of ever selling it.

You'll notice the Masada and PDR are also absent from this PDF - as Bushmaster now has the rights to produce and sell the Masada as the Bushmaster ACR, and the PDR as far as I know is still being designed and does not yet have a manufacturing arrangement. I think it's a decent guess that Bushmaster will also license and manufacture the PDR, but I wouldn't expect to see it available for purchase this year.

Maddog5150 · #4 02-05-2008, 2:00 AM

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Originally Posted by ar15barrels

hmmm, they missed the glock-n-a-box...

hmmm. what is this glock in the box?

King$nake · #5 02-05-2008, 2:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Maddog5150

hmmm. what is this glock in the box?

http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum...read.php?t=256

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc1j9ySbFKw

ar15barrels · #6 02-05-2008, 8:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarkoon

They didn't miss it. It's intentionally absent as Magpul has no intention of ever selling it.

I know.
I was just bringing it up to start conversation for those that missed it elsewhere.

supersonic · #7 02-05-2008, 9:06 AM

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Originally Posted by ar15barrels

I know.
I was just bringing it up to start conversation for those that missed it elsewhere.

Thanks. GOOD GOD is that thing GROOVY!!!!!!!!!! I wish I'd NEVER seen it!! (maybe I'll have to make my OWN, THEN!!!

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savasyn · #8 02-05-2008, 9:13 AM

I'd never seen that either. I want one too, but let me guess, we'll never seen them here in commieville.

ar15barrels · #9 02-05-2008, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by savasyn

I'd never seen that either. I want one too, but let me guess, we'll never seen them here in commieville.

It's just an experiment so you may never see them anywhere.
Keep in mind that it's a submachine gun so you certainly won't see it here.

supersonic · #10 02-05-2008, 11:09 AM

I just browsed the pics, so I just assumed that it was something we could (conceivably) have "drop-in-style" for our regular Glocks. In this "place", though, it would probably fall under a concealed weapon or SBR category, though. I may be wrong on one, or maybe both of those, but PRK gun laws would HAVE TO PROHIBIT SOMETHING SO INSANELY COOL!!! Someone, please feel free (if you are reasonably sure) to chime in on what the legalities would be for a drop-in part like this for regular, semi-auto Glocks. Both Federal & PRK would be interesting, as well. I am thinking, like, an accessory "add-on" (like "bubba" stocks for SKS's & AK's, etc.) that would turn the Glock into, essentially, a pistol w/ added frame size/length which could be folded up & carried like a laptop. (S**T!!, just typing the last bit there pretty much said "DOOMED", didn't it?)

ar15barrels · #11 02-05-2008, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by supersonic

Someone, please feel free (if you are reasonably sure) to chime in on what the legalities would be for a drop-in part like this for regular, semi-auto Glocks. Both Federal & PRK would be interesting, as well.

Per federal and state law, that configuration of a gun is a short barreled rifle.
You can't have a handgun with a shoulder stock.

There are shoulder stocks for Glocks, but you have to install a 16" barrel before you install the stock.

Now, what the pictures don't show is that the FMG-9 is also a machine gun, as-in full auto.
You certainly can't have one of those because it was not on the NFA registry prior to may 1986 so it's not transferrable.

supersonic · #12 02-05-2008, 1:36 PM

HELLUVA toy, though, huh???? (don't tell me you wouldn't want one!! - unless you HATE plastic!!)

ar15barrels · #13 02-05-2008, 5:39 PM

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Originally Posted by supersonic

HELLUVA toy, though, huh???? (don't tell me you wouldn't want one!! - unless you HATE plastic!!)

I think I could actually bring myself to rip out another man's throat with my bare hands in order to aquire one.

ldivinag · #14 02-05-2008, 6:20 PM

first, lets assume that the glock in the box is full functional firearm...

how would the grip of the glock fold in while still functioning as a real one?

ar15barrels · #15 02-05-2008, 6:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ldivinag

first, lets assume that the glock in the box is full functional firearm...

how would the grip of the glock fold in while still functioning as a real one?

It does not fold.
The stock simply folds around the grip.

supersonic · #16 02-05-2008, 7:09 PM

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I think I could actually bring myself to rip out another man's throat with my bare hands in order to aquire one.

OUTSTANDING..........SIMPLY OUTSTANDING.......

soopafly · #17 02-06-2008, 9:56 AM

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Originally Posted by -hanko

http://www.magpul.com/pdfs/2008catalog.pdf

This is yet more confirmation that Magpul has some kickass graphic designers in their crew. The website...it's poppin'. The 2008 catalog...the concept, photography, composition and layout, typography...all of it on point. Very contemporary and professional without looking all stuffy and corporate. It's almost as if you can take the Magpul catalog, substitute snowboarding gear, and it would be right at home. Nice catalog.

and they have a few cool new products too

robitrocks · #18 02-18-2008, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ar15barrels

It does not fold.
The stock simply folds around the grip.

I think he's talking about this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUKkf...eature=related The guy pushes a button on the back of the pistol grip and it folds into the shell.

Crazy!