Pictures of your Glocks!

[dave38x]

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Very pretty! Will have some photos of my 18c up when ive finished combining them

[dave38x]

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KSC G18C - my original baby of a handgun:





Fitted with:
PGC G18C slide
Meprolight G17 Green/Green Night Sights
ASG Ultra Xenon Torch
AIP Extended Mag Release (modified/needs repainting)
Shooters Design Rocket Valve
Hurricane Powerup Kit (stiffer springs/metal spring rod)
RA-tech S7 Hop Rubber

KSC G17 - acquired for cheap due to it being broken - reassembled it correctly, had a spare rocket valve lying about which went into it, reinforced the stock mag catch with some steel and boom! Working glock:



Fitted with:
DIY Reinforced Magazine Catch
KSC Metal Slide (with polished outer barrel)

Both together:

[Wolfgeorge]

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My IPSC KSC G18c with full trades frame.







Wolf

[Deadmeat]

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Here are some twin WE G18c Glocks with long mags... full auto G18 akimbo style!!

Twin_glocks.jpg

[dave38x]

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Very nice wolfgeorge, what manufacturer does the slide set?

[Wolfgeorge]

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It's a Boomarms/Prime Cobra slide with a custom polished longer barrel.


Everything internally except the hop up chamber is modified!


Wolf

[dave38x]

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Very nice, could you give us a list?

[Wolfgeorge]

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Sure..
- BoomArms/Prime CNC two-tone Cobra slide
- KSC Glock 34 frame with FULL Glock trademarks
- KSC Glock 34 extended mag catch and slide catch
- Madbull 6.03mm tightbore inner barrel
- Shooters Design polymer feed ramp
- SD firefly valve
- NineBall bearing recoil guide rod with custom short stroke
- Zenith recoil spring
- Hurricane hammer spring
- Guarder steel outer barrel, custom cut length and highly polished
- FreedomArts red fiber optic sights


Wolf

[original poster]

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I absolutely need a Glock 17 in my life, by far my favourite pistol!

[da1994]

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My bog standard KSC Glock 18c, not much compared to the rest of the Glocks on here, but mine. :D





I apologise for the poorly setup phone quality picture, but it's the best I can do...

Also a question for you KSC/KWA G18c owners... The selector pin coming loose is a common problem with these guns, do any of you know of a more permanent solution than just tightening the grub screw after every time you fire off a mag..? It's starting to annoy me now, I've nearly lost it multiple times in a skirmish. Luckily I have seen it fly out the last couple of times and so was able to retrieve it.

[meddy]

Im useing a bit of gaffa tape on the end it keeps it in nicely

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[tomson2912882]

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This is my latest - Tokyo Marui Glock 17 Custom model with a Shuey Custom Slide - my first glock and im rather in love with it :D

(will be getting some decent pictures this sunday so ill update then!)

[dave38x]

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That is a very very pretty slide!

da1994: I'm surprised you are nearly losing it that often, i only have to tighten the grubscrew on mine every 1500 rounds or so. A bit of PTFE tape on the upper half of the grubscrew will help though, if your that desperate you can always loctite it in I'm currently making a CAD model of the KSC 17/18 with a view to getting my own parts CNC'd, but also so i can look for a more elegant way of retaining the fire selector that doesnt involve having to re-zero every time you take the slide to pieces.

[da1994]

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I'm surprised you are nearly losing it that often, i only have to tighten the grubscrew on mine every 1500 rounds or so. A bit of PTFE tape on the upper half of the grubscrew will help though, if your that desperate you can always loctite it in I'm currently making a CAD model of the KSC 17/18 with a view to getting my own parts CNC'd, but also so i can look for a more elegant way of retaining the fire selector that doesnt involve having to re-zero every time you take the slide to pieces.

It may have been a slight exaggeration, it's probably more like every 5 mags or so... But yes, I think mine is looser than usual. I'm not quite so keen on glueing it in, as I'd like to be able to disassemble everything still if I ever need to do so.

Your CAD idea sounds interesting though, let me know if you find a more elegant way!

[dave38x]

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With the right loctite you will still be able to dissassemble it, it will just require a bit more torque from the allen key. I'll be posting up in General Tech when i get the CAD model completed/i come up with a solution.