Unusual Weapons for carry

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Unusual Weapons for carry

Postby westberg on Mon Jul 30, 2007 12:11 pm

Check this site out on unusual weapons, from the Brunswick, Maine Police.
http://www.cppa.org/images/disguisedweapons.pdf

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Re: Unusual Weapons for carry

Postby ree on Mon Jul 30, 2007 1:33 pm

Odd that so much concern is expressed over a fake gun ("phenomenon escalating", "EXTREMELY") in a document on disguised weapons. I suppose it's really a disguised club.
INCREDIBLY REALISTIC REPLICA WEAPONS:

During the months of October and November of 2002
several incidents were covered by the police in Brunswick (Maine)
where replica handguns were found either on a suspect or in their
vehicles or residences. (In two of these cases the suspects
involved were convicted felons.)
This ‘replica’ phenomenon appears to be escalating and it bears
mentioning that many of these weapons are made of metals
that are EXTREMELY realistic. A replica Glock seized in
November had the same characteristics AND WEIGHT of a
real weapon and the only way an untrained eye
could tell the difference would be to look down the barrel.


And for the E-HOLSTERs section, they're concerned over the
2) The avenue of weapon concealment this provides for criminals.

as if the existing holster market didn't already provide this avenue.
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Re: Unusual Weapons for carry

Postby DeanC on Mon Jul 30, 2007 1:54 pm

A replica Glock seized in November had the same characteristics AND WEIGHT of a
real weapon and the only way an untrained eye could tell the difference would be to look down the barrel.

Yeah, you first, buddy. I'm quite certain that is NOT the only way to tell. But then again, I have a trained eye.
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Re: Unusual Weapons for carry

Postby BRIT_in_the_weeds on Mon Jul 30, 2007 7:27 pm

Pg 21
Was listed at an estate sale auction. Starting bid, $1995. There are a"couple" around.



Their pg 21, not the pdf.
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Re: Unusual Weapons for carry

Postby EAJuggalo on Tue Jul 31, 2007 12:52 am

The replica they show when talking about the Glock is awfully damn close. The only thing I see thats not right is the barrel isn't protruding from the slide the 1/8th in or so. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be looking at that if someone pulled one on me.
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