Anyone ever seen a $10k Glock? I sure havent...

[YALE]

$0, they dont exist. I think there may, and that's a small may, be some conversions available in the transferable world. Most are all post samples and maybe $1k NIB.

Well, shit. I thought for some reason a few made it in before 1986.

[Moose242]

Well, shit. I thought for some reason a few made it in before 1986.

The 1968 GCA prevented the importation of NFA items for civilians upon enactment.

[YALE]

The 1968 GCA prevented the importation of NFA items for civilians upon enactment.

We have too many laws in this country. It's like the damn United States of France or something.

[David]

Well, shit. I thought for some reason a few made it in before 1986.

Any imported are sample guns for dealers only. The 17 hadn't been out very long before 86 and I don't know how many if any people tried converting any 17s or knew how to do it with so few 18s at the time to learn from. Especially with the polymer gun fear of the day.

[LANTIRN]

Since 1997 gun homicides have been reduced by over 4 times, and since the laws were tightened in 1997 there have been zero massacres, as opposed to our 18.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2012/12/18/gun-control-port-arthur/1778519/

Look, I'm a gun guy through and through and I hate these stats as much as the next enthusiast, but many countries have shown that gun control works. Japan, the country with pretty much the strictest gun control, has a miniscule crime rate.

Japan is it's own special case, though. Their low crime rate has far less to do with laws than it has to with their culture. They are a very respectful culture and it is very important for them to respect their elders as well as honor their parents and not tarnish their name or embarrass them. Japan, in my opinion, is a very good example of good parenting. The biggest crime in their society that I am aware of is suicide, and that is usually from dishonering their family.