How to make your Glock fully automatic

Posted March 4, 2011 in NFA / Suppressors / Class III, Pistols by Steve Johnson with 147 Comments
Tags: Germany, glock, handguns, machine gun, machine guns

The German company SIGG, who developed the double-pistols I recently blogged about, are well known for their FSSG drop-in full-auto selector switches for Glock pistols.

This small selector switch replaced a Glock’s rear slide plate. It allows the selection of full-auto or semi-auto fire and is compatible with any Glock. The rate of fire can reach 1200 rpm depending on the ammunition being used.

How much fun would would a 10mm Auto chambered Glock 20 be on full auto ? Watch to video below to find out …

eGun.de is currently auction off one of these switches for about $280 (202 Euro).

[ Many thanks to JA$ for emailing me the link. ]

Steve Johnson

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