Interesting Glock (happy switch)

[Fjold]

I found this on another site.
A Glock with a selector:

Here's a closer view of the selector lever:

[gose]

One of my friends back in Sweden has a similar one (can be bought over the counter in Finland for ~$400).

It was a hoot on his G26

[CalNRA]

One of my friends back in Sweden has a similar one (can be bought over the counter in Finland for ~$400).

It was a hoot on his G26

civilians can buy full auto in Sweden?(I'm assuming selector=select fire)

[odesskiy]

There's a company here in the States that does full-auto conversions for Glocks. The unit replaces the standard slide cover. Of course, their products are only available to Military and Law Enforcement. Google it. You can also search for their patent (public records) and view full specs/drawings.

[gose]

civilians can buy full auto in Sweden?(I'm assuming selector=select fire)

Getting a permit for full-autos is hard, but not impossible. However, it's still easy for clubs to get permits for full-autos. My old club had five K's that were given to us for free. Of course they had to stay locked up in the club safe, but at least being a member of the board had some benefits

Collectors with old permits are still allowed to buy full-autos, but need to get a permission from the local PD to take them to the range :/

[AJAX22]

Thats an interesting happy switch... it doesn't look like any of the factory units that I've seen.(its a bit bulky and crude)

[gose]

Thats an interesting happy switch... it doesn't look like any of the factory units that I've seen.(its a bit bulky and crude)

Yeah,

This is the unit my friend has:

http://www.geocities.com/shokansunrise/fullauto1.JPG

[wildcard]

I never thought of putting a forward grip there..

[AJAX22]

I never thought of putting a forward grip there..

Probably a good idea that you didn't

adding a forward pistol grip does more than just trigger CA AW status, it truns your handgun into an AOW.... now thats not CADOJ huggatree lawbreaking, thats big bad pound you in the anus federal prison time lawbreaking

[Exiledviking]

My old club had five K's that were given to us for free.

Very cool! I didn't get to fire one of the Ks, but I did get to shoot and carry the AK4.

[dw1784]

that's the FSSG switch. Though it was patented in 96, supposedly it's been around south america since the late 80's. Basically it locks the striker and the gun functions slam fire. 1300rpm.

[ph800]

that's pretty cool. I've never seen anything like it before.

[vega]

that's the FSSG switch. Though it was patented in 96, supposedly it's been around south america since the late 80's. Basically it locks the striker and the gun functions slam fire. 1300rpm.

Totally different from FSSG. One pictured above uses a selector. FSSG uses push button type selector.

http://www.fss-g.com/index2.htm

[Stanze]

Legalities aside, let's see a XD, M&P, *insert your favorite "Glock Killer" here* do that!

[saki302]

The FSSG does not lock the striker- I've seen the plans- it puts a wedge back at the rear of the trigger bar, so if the trigger is held back, the wedge forces the FP catch down as the slide goes into battery. The G18 works the same way, but with a much more elegant slide-mounted 'wedge' from the selector switch.

A slam-firing Glock would be dangerous- you don't want it to fire out of battery

-Dave