Robar’s Custom Glock Reivew
Tactical Life has reviewed Robar's custom Glock 22.
I really like the look of the frame with the forward serrations surrounding the Glock branding.
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Suburbanwrote on November 19th, 2010 at 5:40 pm Link To Comment |
Before the photo loaded, I thought it was a review of the Robar Glock-type pistol with the metal frame from CCF.
Whatever happened to THOSE?
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Leo Powellwrote on November 18th, 2010 at 4:45 pm Link To Comment |
This is a beautiful gun mate. It even looks cooler with a tactical light attached like they show in the actual review. I would love to own something like this, I don’t have my “special” gun yet, there are just too many to choose from. Thanks!
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Jim2wrote on November 18th, 2010 at 10:09 am Link To Comment |
I actually like having the forward serrations for cocking and pres checking, just depends on your methods as to whether or not they are a gimmick or not.
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gvasswrote on November 17th, 2010 at 11:08 pm Link To Comment |
“I really like the look of the frame with the forward serrations “
Not the frame, but the SLIDE.
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Jimwrote on November 17th, 2010 at 4:23 pm Link To Comment |
Do forward serrations serve a purpose or are they just aesthetic?
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Before the photo loaded, I thought it was a review of the Robar Glock-type pistol with the metal frame from CCF.
Whatever happened to THOSE?
This is a beautiful gun mate. It even looks cooler with a tactical light attached like they show in the actual review. I would love to own something like this, I don’t have my “special” gun yet, there are just too many to choose from. Thanks!
I actually like having the forward serrations for cocking and pres checking, just depends on your methods as to whether or not they are a gimmick or not.
“I really like the look of the frame with the forward serrations “
Not the frame, but the SLIDE.
Do forward serrations serve a purpose or are they just aesthetic?