I stumbled upon this just now... a carbine kit for a Glock receiver...

 

If this was the model with a fixed stock, it would be legal in NJ, right?

 

 

Link to the page:

http://glockparts.com/Products.aspx?CAT=687

it look so weird?! :| :? :!: :?: :|

Isn't that still considered a pistol? Once a pistol always a pistol?

does the whole pistol clamp into it or does it have its own barrel/upper?

The only thing from the glock that it uses is the receiver, and the trigger mechanism. Everything else is built into the slide.

I want to try and find some reviews for this... I think it would be pretty neat to get one for my G19. I'd like to get a kit chambered for 40s&w; all I'd have to swap out on my G19 receiver is the ejector, and get a couple of G23 mags...

Well, it has 2 evil features. So not in this state.

 

As far as federal law goes: I half agree with sloop. But also, i've seen encores with a short and long barrel and detachable stock. You must attach long barrel BEFORE the stock, otherwise its a SBR. Im sure some googling can come up with the laws. Those are federal.

 

 

PS its super duper UGLY :snooty:

Well, it has 2 evil features. So not in this state.

 

As far as federal law goes: I half agree with sloop. But also, i've seen encores with a short and long barrel and detachable stock. You must attach long barrel BEFORE the stock, otherwise its a SBR. Im sure some googling can come up with the laws. Those are federal.

 

 

PS its super duper UGLY :snooty:

 

They make the Mech Tech with a fixed stock too. It is a fun shooter. One model is made to slide onto the top of a Glock, the other works on a 1911. The only downside is that the slide does not lock back on the last round. But then again, neither do AKs.

 

www.mechtechsys.com

The 1911 version with an AR15 stock adapter would be interesting...

 

However it does look a bit Fugly 8-)

Ugly is in the eye of the beholder. It might look funny on a 1911, but a Glock is ugly to begin with so you are not spoiling its graceful lines or anything.

Why not just get a Kel-tec sub 2000? There legal in this state, but hard to find. Especially the Glock mag models.

Why not just get a Kel-tec sub 2000? There legal in this state, but hard to find. Especially the Glock mag models.

 

 

Because the KelTec does not come in 10mm like the Mech tech does.

Why not just get a Kel-tec sub 2000? There legal in this state, but hard to find. Especially the Glock mag models.

 

 

Because the KelTec does not come in 10mm like the Mech tech does.

 

So, a 9mm carbine is a great defensive tool. Especially if you have the same handgun that uses the same magazines.

Would be awesome on a Glock 31/32 357sig. :drool:

Its not on the list.. so do the features count?

 

And omg lunker.. I dislike your comments about how much i need a 10mm carbine.. im trying to pay the damn ring off

Why not just get a Kel-tec sub 2000? There legal in this state, but hard to find. Especially the Glock mag models.

 

Because kel-tec customer service is a POS and I'll never buy another kel-tec again.

Why not just get a Kel-tec sub 2000? There legal in this state, but hard to find. Especially the Glock mag models.

 

Because kel-tec customer service is a POS and I'll never buy another kel-tec again.

 

Not to steel this thread, but do all the Kel-Tec rifles grips split down the middle? The 2 I felt at the Bullet Hole (92FS and Glock 17) where split on the grips and I could pull it apart. Is that normal?

I am in EXACTLY the same boat as you buddy.

 

I have to sell stuff I own to buy new stuff now. It's a damn shame.

That thing looks like a shemale. You think its sexy as hell until the camera pans down, and then youre just confused and feel violated.

Well, it has 2 evil features. So not in this state.

 

As far as federal law goes: I half agree with sloop. But also, i've seen encores with a short and long barrel and detachable stock. You must attach long barrel BEFORE the stock, otherwise its a SBR. Im sure some googling can come up with the laws. Those are federal.

 

 

PS its super duper UGLY :snooty:

glennP, regarding mech tech, you mentioned two evil features, with a fixed stock and plain, unthreaded barrel, which mech tech offers, do you still see two bad features?, I just see the barrel covering (1). thanks for any insight!

do you feel the basic mech tech conversion-fixed stock, plain barrel, no vertical grip, do you think that passes nj rules? what two features do you find on it if you still think it fails nj law? thanks for your rssponse! gunguy1960