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Happened to catch this from Hickok 45.... Haven't shot a revolver in years.....
Tech tip for the guys who shoot wheel guns...
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I can see how in a movie that’s how they take out two guys with one bullet in some contrived manner.
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THAT is some funny ****. I did not know that!
I have Glocks, the wife has a Springfield but they are magazine pistols.
I have Glocks, the wife has a Springfield but they are magazine pistols.
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Ya know Glocks have been outlawed here in California? You're such an outlaw.... LOL
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Pfffft, since when?
Second amendment....Shall NOT be infringed.
Glocks are among the most popular handguns sold in California. Even former Vice President Kamala Harris owns one. But Californians will no longer be able to buy a new Glock gun in the state.
Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that bans the sale of new Glock guns in California.
At issue, the new Glock design allows the gun to be easily modified with a Lego-sized piece of plastic known as a "Glock Switch" that can be 3-D printed to turn it into a fully automatic weapon.
Glock "switches" are already illegal, but Democratic lawmakers in California went one step further by passing a bill along party lines that outlaws the sale of any new gun with a Glock-like design. The new law does not ban possession of Glocks, nor does it ban reselling used Glocks in California.
Southern California Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel, who introduced Assembly Bill 1127, said he hopes this legislation forces Glock to change its design so "switches" no longer work.
"They (Glock) have known about this design flaw for a long time," Gabriel said to CBS News California. "They could help save lives."
Newer models of Glocks do have an added piece that is intended to block the Glock switch. If Glock were to redesign the gun, it could be sold in California again. However, the current design was grandfathered in before California passed its stringent gun certification laws in 2001. A new design would have to go through a lengthy certification process.
AB 1127 was passed by the California legislature on a party-line vote, with all Republican assemblymembers in opposition.
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Good thing that mine were bought and registered years ago but still......Shall not be infringed.
Second amendment....Shall NOT be infringed.
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October 13, 2025 / 1:59 PM EDT / CBS News CaliforniaGlocks are among the most popular handguns sold in California. Even former Vice President Kamala Harris owns one. But Californians will no longer be able to buy a new Glock gun in the state.
Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that bans the sale of new Glock guns in California.
At issue, the new Glock design allows the gun to be easily modified with a Lego-sized piece of plastic known as a "Glock Switch" that can be 3-D printed to turn it into a fully automatic weapon.
Glock "switches" are already illegal, but Democratic lawmakers in California went one step further by passing a bill along party lines that outlaws the sale of any new gun with a Glock-like design. The new law does not ban possession of Glocks, nor does it ban reselling used Glocks in California.
Southern California Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel, who introduced Assembly Bill 1127, said he hopes this legislation forces Glock to change its design so "switches" no longer work.
"They (Glock) have known about this design flaw for a long time," Gabriel said to CBS News California. "They could help save lives."
Newer models of Glocks do have an added piece that is intended to block the Glock switch. If Glock were to redesign the gun, it could be sold in California again. However, the current design was grandfathered in before California passed its stringent gun certification laws in 2001. A new design would have to go through a lengthy certification process.
AB 1127 was passed by the California legislature on a party-line vote, with all Republican assemblymembers in opposition.
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Good thing that mine were bought and registered years ago but still......Shall not be infringed.
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