[Warren]

Would this be a cool weapon?


One of these (http://glock.com/g20.htm)

+ one of these (http://www.mechtechsys.com/glock.html)

+ one of these (http://www.fullautoglock.net/)

+ one of these fitted for the Glock (http://www.a-human-right.com/ppsh/2moredrums.jpg)*


Or would it just be cheese city?







* I mean a drum mag specifically made for the G20. Oleg's photo was the best drum mag photo I could find.

[Chipperman]

Looks like fun, but "Glock" and "Style" are mutually exclusive.

..ducks for cover...

[GunnySkox]

I've generally heard good things about those Mech-Tech carbine doomafloppers, and I'd bet they'd be a handy, moderately inexpensive thing to have around if/when the AWB dies (so it could have a folding stock) and if it were SBR'd (to make it shorter, perhaps handier?)

~Slam_Fire

[Majic]

Depends on your definition of cool and whatever floats your boat.

[Das Pferd]

If your taking the slide off the gun to fit the carbine, how would the full auto gadget work if its on the slide?

Logic prevails over all.

[armoredman]

If you wanted all that, just go buy a cheap subgun. Or, get an old artillery Luger with snaildrum, and sholder stock.

[Muzzleflash]

A character in a sci-fi screenplay I've been playing around with has a pair of desert eagles with snail mags. :D

Are they actually workable for handguns?

[magsnubby]

?????????????????????????????????????

[WhiteKnight]

You are aware that not only are those full-auto devices illegal (without proper $200 tax stamp and paperwork), but that the websites also states that their product is not availible for US sales.

[stans]

Snail mags can work for semi-auto pistols. There are some Luger snail mags out there and I think they worked ok. Kind of hard to conceal though.