99% Plastic, 100% Foolishness.

[goofygrin]

yo dog I heard you like guns so I put a gun on your gun.

[Slowhand]

$200 well spent, I say.

[YALE]

so you bought something that doesn't work
up until now i thought you were one of the smarter ppl on this board!
seriously good luck.
Glock will somehow get blamed when they blow up.

I honestly haven't fired it. I just couldn't resist it. It was too absurd.

[futant]

as soon as this thing starts working, free designs to everyone with a 3D printer!

[futant]

so you bought something that doesn't work
up until now i thought you were one of the smarter ppl on this board!
seriously good luck.
Glock will somehow get blamed when they blow up.

[YALE]

Threaded barrel?

They actually sell one, but they don't come with one. They sell a bunch of parts on Amazon.

[CJ]

Its like someone cut the hand off a rock'em sock'em robot and told you to fire it.

[mustang_revival]

I thought this thread was going to be about glocks!

i kid i kid

[Baron Von Crowder]

$200, and no, they're actually really light, due to them being all ABS plastic.

Bring it up when you come next time, I want to see/shoot it. I might pick one up myself.

[Nash B.]

Threaded barrel?

[YALE]

$200, and no, they're actually really light, due to them being all ABS plastic.

[Big A]

I had to laugh at the thing attached to the SBR stocks, it's a huge and relatively heavy .22 pistol.

[Baron Von Crowder]

what does one of those cost?

[YALE]

Despite multiple reviews indicating USFA hasn't quite figured out how to make them run reliably, I actually purchased one of their new Zip .22's. If you haven't seen one, they're a little plastic bullpup pistol built around 10/22 mags. Even though the aforementioned reviews aren't promising, USFA has been very engaged in answering online complaints, and releasing updated tuning parts to get them to run with hotter and weaker ammo. I'll try and get a range report ASAP.

http://www.usfirearms.com/