Glock KPOS system

[1911Operator]

has anyone ever seen or operated one of these? can we own these kits in CA if we disconnect the stock? with out a stock its pretty much a rail system for you glock isnt it? so I would think its ok to own? here is the link to them:

http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum/showthread.php?1770-FAB-Defense-KPOS-Glock-stock

I think its very pricey since its the same price of a new glock! but it is a nice kit. wouldnt mind owning one.

[1911_Mitch]

Why would anyone want to bring a pistol to a rifle fight?

[1911Operator]

Why would anyone want to bring a pistol to a rifle fight?

more compact, easy to move around, very light and can be accurate to long distances. I really like it myself.

edit:
standard 9mm (115gr bullet) velocity is about 1,200
standard .223 (55gr bullet) velocity is about 3,200

I think id like the harder hitting 9mm over the .223. you can also get +p 9mm's in 147gr too. although .223's are peircing rounds, they wont stop someone like a 9mm would. 9mm is also cheaper then .223 , but both are very easy to get a hold of! I was issued a bran spankin new M4 for 3 years, they are nice but think the round is a little over rated. I wouldnt mind a AR in 9mm though.

[C.W.M.V.]

Seems like it would be perfect for LE. Not everyone has a rifle in their car, but with this you could extend the reach and accuracy of a pistol.

[Oldnoob]

Why would anyone want to bring a pistol to a rifle fight?

It isn't taking a pistol to a rifle fight. It was more like taking a carbine to a pistol fight.

I personally think those are great idea. But sadly our gun laws are too rigid for us to use this type of product.

[Lagduf]

You guys are telling me that if we could get SBR's in this state that you wouldn't get one?

Looks like a lot of fun.

[1911Operator]

You guys are telling me that if we could get SBR's in this state that you wouldn't get one?

Looks like a lot of fun.

oviously every one would! but....thats never gonna happen. never ever ever eeeeevveeeerrrrrr......never....ever...never ever! eeeeeveeeeeerrrrrrrrrr!
NEVEEERRRR
EVEEERR
GONNA HAPPEN

[Josh3239]

more compact, easy to move around, very light and can be accurate to long distances.

It is none of those things if you add that piece to it, kinda defeats the purpose of a handgun. That being said, without the buttstock at all in your possession it is legal. Even being near or owning the buttstock could trigger constructive intent.

[Corbin Dallas]

I don't get it. What does it do?

I don't see a longer barrel so what's the point? Just to have a stock? Close quarters combat? Why not just use it as a pistol?

[1911Operator]

It is none of those things if you add that piece to it, kinda defeats the purpose of a handgun. That being said, without the buttstock at all in your possession it is legal. Even being near or owning the buttstock could trigger constructive intent.

thats a good point, but in that case, we couldnt have mag rebuild kits then right?

[Josh3239]

thats a good point, but in that case, we couldnt have mag rebuild kits then right?

Why? Because of constructive intent? Constructive intent only goes for NFA. So if you have a Glock pistol upper that can accept a buttstock and a buttstock lying just next to eachother, not even touching. You could be found guilty of having an SBR. California has no constructive intent laws for rebuild kits.

[1911Operator]

Why? Because of constructive intent? Constructive intent only goes for NFA. So if you have a Glock pistol upper that can accept a buttstock and a buttstock lying just next to eachother, not even touching. You could be found guilty of having an SBR. California has no constructive intent laws for rebuild kits.

oh ic

[SJgunguy24]

I don't get it. What does it do?

I don't see a longer barrel so what's the point? Just to have a stock? Close quarters combat? Why not just use it as a pistol?

3 points of contact will give the shooter a more stable platform to shoot from. If I had my my choice I'd go with a mech tech in 10mm, IMO the ultimate SHTF set up. Glock 20 on the hip, you need a longer shot, slap that frame into the Mech Tech and now you have 16" of barrel to push that 10mm round.

Oh thats illegal as all hell too without the NFA paperwork

[mswanson223]

Hell yeah Id get one.

[Corbin Dallas]

3 points of contact will give the shooter a more stable platform to shoot from. If I had my my choice I'd go with a mech tech in 10mm, IMO the ultimate SHTF set up. Glock 20 on the hip, you need a longer shot, slap that frame into the Mech Tech and now you have 16" of barrel to push that 10mm round.

Oh thats illegal as all hell too without the NFA paperwork

Ok, I get that the MechTech has a 16" barrel which would greatly improve accuracy, but this thing does NOT have that.

It's basically a factory pistol with a stock. Touted as being great for CQB.

I'm sorry, but I just don't get it. I don't see the advantage over just holding your pistol.

At distances less that 5 yards, I'd be willing to bet I can get more rounds on target faster with my pistol than anyone could with this add on stock.

The only advantage I see is the ability to add a red-dot sight.

Now if you were adding this setup to a G18 I could fully understand why.


I think this was a better design...