Custom built Glock
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Man With A Gun
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WHY?
Leave it alone.
Sure, the GLOCK is butt ugly but leave it alone. You cannot make it
"pretty". Face it, ugly is ugly.
BUT, it will shoot and shoot and shoot and that makes it great looking.
I liked the pink Glock....that should be unique enough for most folks.
Leave it alone.
Sure, the GLOCK is butt ugly but leave it alone. You cannot make it
"pretty". Face it, ugly is ugly.
BUT, it will shoot and shoot and shoot and that makes it great looking.
I liked the pink Glock....that should be unique enough for most folks.
Enachos
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I always wanted to "customize" my glock too but after thinking about it... it just wasn't worth it. It would be cool if you could attach your own grips on there like 1911's.
Innova
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"Thinking about a tiger-striped Glock with a threaded barrel makes me vomit a little bit inside. I lost the cookies entirely with the flamed thing."
/\ What he said.
/\ What he said.
bwsmith2850
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I'm afraid they do.
From the first page of 1911 grips on ebay. I'm not rushing out to buy them either but someone must like them.
Could be worse,
or even...
I like to joke about the flames (no old hot rodders here?
) but if it does get 'scratched up' it will likely be something unimaginative like a badge, monogram, or maybe the 1* endplate. Like a tattoo, once it's done I can't undo it if I find I really don't like it.harmon rabb
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glock customization? that's kind of like buying breast implants for a really ugly girl...
rcmodel
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They all look the same in the dark though.
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Desertscout
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There's a big difference between a "custom" gun and one that has simply had some after-market parts added to it. Custom implies to me that you have done something to it that makes it special to you. Something that you have chosen that might make it different than someone else's in some way. Adding parts that anyone else can add is something that anyone can do and the result will be just like theirs.
These are "custom" guns....
These are "custom" guns....
RonBernert
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Is that the pink cow version??
Dan-O
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Yeah, but they feel hella good in your hands.
Zerodefect
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I think Glocks loo best the way they are.
But if you want a weird one, keep it clean and simple. Don't put fn flames on it. Get a used police trade in. The slides get scraped up but the plastic frame usually looks decent.
Get the slide refinished in chrome (ick), add custom night sites like XS big dots. Plenty of threaded barrel options.
Check out Glockworx for all your trigger needs.
But if you want a weird one, keep it clean and simple. Don't put fn flames on it. Get a used police trade in. The slides get scraped up but the plastic frame usually looks decent.
Get the slide refinished in chrome (ick), add custom night sites like XS big dots. Plenty of threaded barrel options.
Check out Glockworx for all your trigger needs.
Personally I can see functional modifications such as better sights, a grip reduction, stippling in areas where it is needed, etc. Things that make it a better tool make a lot of sense to me. Putting stuff on it for its own sake is something different entirely and seems silly to me generally and particularly on a gun like a glock.
That said it is your and if it makes you happy go right ahead.
That said it is your and if it makes you happy go right ahead.
CamaroLovr
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Hey DesertScout where were those front slanted cocking serrations done? kinda make it different even though they don't match the back.
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swampboy said:
LOL, I remember those! I haven't seen one in years though.
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