[FSCJedi]

Anybody know if these can be purchased legally? I have heard that apparently there are no 18C's in the US for legal transfer, but that conversion kits are manufactured for the 17's that make it select-fire like the 18. If so, what do they (the kits) run?

[Preacherman]

No, they can't be legally purchased or installed. Even owning such a kit, if you also own a Glock that it will fit, would lead to the ATF filing charges against you. Not a good idea! :mad:

[boofus]

You can buy one if you have a FFL and paid the Class 3 Special Occupation Tax. Then you have to go to the local police department and get a letter from them stating that they want to see a demonstration of a Glock 17C with da switch.

Or if you have a FFL and paid the Class 2 SOT you can build one but you have to register it with the ATF the same day you build it.

Of if you are a police chief I guess you could order your underlings to buy one for the department.

Pretty much any other method you try in the US will earn you a 10 year vacation in federal pound-you-in-the-ass prison.... unless the courts of appeal decide the Stewart ruling stands and home made MGs and parts are not subject to interstate commerce.

[Kharn]

Da Switch! Da Switch!
:neener:

Kharn

[Zach S]

You could probably find them for about $150 IIRC. But they require green gas to operate and are chambered in 6mm...

Theyre fun:D

[Amish_Bill]

Actually, according to what I recall of some rulings, just the parts for converting a gun to FA can be considered an unregistered MG by the alphabet people. I don't have links or references handy, but if I find them, I'll post them.