Glock settles lawsuit with Maxsell Corp
Published: August 28th, 2013
Zoraki M917
Last year Glock sued Maxsell Corp, claiming that the Zoraki M917 blank firing replica they were importing violated Glock’s trade dress protection. The case has now been settled. The lawyers will not reveal the details of the settlement but I think it is safe to conclude that Maxsell Corp will not be selling or importing these replicas in the future.
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Now, I know, why Glock did not like my Glock Silhouette Rubber Band gun! LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
There is a "Glock-clone" made by the turkish wich shoots rubber bullets, in my country it can be purchased as "non-lethal self-defense gun".
It's pretty crappy, it's called Stalker 917 ant it's basically the same "weapon".
Glock is right to sue them, it's not even a good-looking clone, the only good part is the price. :)