Crazy find in the trunk of my pre-owned '04 (long)
11-27-2005, 12:51 PM
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Upon further inspection, the 10mm cartridge is from a Glock 20, which is an automatic handgun! I think I am gonna search around a little more for other finds.
11-27-2005, 12:57 PM
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Glock model 18 is a select fire Full-Auto or Semi-Auto 9mm pistol for LE or Class III License owners. I don't find this situation to be weird at all being a firearm enthusiast myself. Hopefully I don't forget to take my H&K USP .45 out of the secret compartment when I go to sell the car though. 
11-27-2005, 03:28 PM
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When I go to the gun range I keep my ammo and clips in the trunk w/ my rifles in the passenger seat footwell sticking towards the roof so this doesn't really seem too strange. I know in NY at least you are suppose to keep your ammunition seperate from the firearms when you are transporting them to and from the range.
11-27-2005, 04:17 PM
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I did see a video of a cop who modified a glock to fire like an automatic weapon. He shaved the firing pin or something like that to make it fire like a machine gun pistol. Pretty neat stuff.
Anyways, interesting find.
Anyways, interesting find.
11-27-2005, 04:47 PM
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The magazine (not clip -- this ain't the movies 
) you found is worth about 10 bucks. Too bad it's not a high capacity magazine and this is not a few years back -- you could have ebay'd it for some decent money.
The local squirrels fear my .22 hollow point airgun ammunition.
) you found is worth about 10 bucks. Too bad it's not a high capacity magazine and this is not a few years back -- you could have ebay'd it for some decent money.The local squirrels fear my .22 hollow point airgun ammunition.