Worst looking Glock I have ever seen

All I can say is I hope that this is a lifelike airsoft Glock 20 and not the real deal.

Pink Glock

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Steve Oct 31st 2007 handguns, photos Tags: , , , , 9 Comments

9 Responses to “Worst looking Glock I have ever seen”

  1. Yuri Orlovon 03 Nov 2007 at 3:24 pm link comment

    If this is the same one I think it is, then yeah, I think it’s real. I just can’t remember the link to where I saw this before.

    Ugly, ain’t it?

  2. Steveon 03 Nov 2007 at 3:43 pm link comment

    ha, some people just don’t respect their guns!

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  4. Noogieon 15 Feb 2008 at 6:06 am link comment

    The Glock is real, and it is not an airsoft. The owner is a gun dealer who had some problems with the politics of the Glock company and how they impose rules on their dealers. The shop owner said if they are going to be ugly with him, he’s going to show how ugly Glock is… Incidentally, he had three that were done up. One was all pink, one was all dayglo green, and the one you see in the pic is a mix of both.

  5. Aaronon 14 Jul 2008 at 6:38 pm link comment

    Haha! Saw that puppy on the site of the company that DuraCoated it yesterday! I’ll keep my G26 black, except the Hogue rubber sleeve in OD!

  6. nineon 12 Aug 2008 at 12:20 pm link comment

    that is an airsoft gun… i saw it on arnies airsoft.

  7. Unconventionalon 05 Feb 2009 at 6:10 pm link comment

    This is brilliant! Hypothetically speaking, if you had a weapon that you wished to use in the real world, and needed to get it into somewhere unnoticed, what better way to do so then to disguise it as a harmless plastic toy?

    I would like to point out two things:
    1) I genuinely believe that eliminating targets is morally wrong, even for an intelligence agency like the C.I.A. or MI-6, and would never encourage such a course of action. Killing is wrong. Period.

    2) I completely agree with all of the people above who said that it was ugly, it is hideous, and I would never be caught dead with that pistol at a shooting gallery.

    But that all aside, as a strategy, intentionally making one’s weapons look harmless, in order to slip under the radar is a brilliant strategy. The Sun-Tsu in me is pleased. Even the magazine is painted at the bottom. A small child could probably walk right past a security guard or police officer with the gun loaded and drawn without raising suspicion.

    Unconventional warfare strategy at it’s finest.

  8. riley adamson 10 Mar 2009 at 7:04 am link comment

    That is a kickass gun and I wish it were mine!

  9. J.A. Jameson 29 Jul 2009 at 9:57 am link comment

    You’re going to have a hell of a time getting in to Valhalla if you’ve been shot down with a fluorescent pink and green handgun. I’m just sayin’…

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