$1,935.00 for a Glock 19?
 

Yep...And she's a thing of beauty!

I've had my eye on this PSVector for awhile now and finally got it yesterday. I put 600 rounds through it this morning and she fires like a dream!

Time to pick up a 9mm suppressor. :pimp

http://glockvectorindustries.com/pro.../gvi-psvector/

http://ampcontent.com/photos/PSVector001.jpg
http://ampcontent.com/photos/PSVector002.jpg

Pretty sweet.

Very nice.

You spent way too much for it and it has no knock down power.. Just my opinion from experience..

a 19 is good for paper (cheap to shoot)

but i agree, i carry a 21 or a 30 for protection

I kinda agree about the knock down power but that's not entirely true if you buy the right ammo for it. However, I did not get it for a defense weapon, I got it because 9mm is one of the better rounds to suppress and it's cheaper to shoot than my .40's or .45's.

It's the only 9mm I own.

As for the price, I completely disagree. Custom guns cost a lot to make. My average AR build is over 3k. :2 cents:

I would have gone with the .45 personally. :2 cents: But it does look sweet.

Your right, custom guns do cost a bit to produce but this is not a custom handgun. Glock made thousands of them to sell over the counter. To me a custom handgun is one that is made to MY specs. A one of a kind.. not one that is made and sold by the thousands & unless you have a class 3 license you will never be able to get a suppressor for it legally. But it looks nice anyway.. :2 cents:

Agreed.

I carry a Gen 4 G23 every day. Also shown are my Gen 3 G21SF & Gen 3 G22.

http://ampcontent.com/photos/Glocks.jpg

Less than 20 of these PSVectors have been made. The frame, slide, and all the internal parts have been customized.

As for the crap you are spewing about suppressors and class 3 licenses...Um, well...Clearly you don't know what you are talking about. :2 cents:

If you're interested, email me and I'll show you the light. aaron AT ampcontent.com

looks good i could get a bunch of russian 9's and ammo with 1900

In fact Rangermoore, I'll extend an invite for you to join me tomorrow. I'll be test firing some new AK conversions. If you would like to join me, use the email above.

A man can never have too many guns. :2 cents: :thumbsup

I clearly misspoke about class 3 and suppressors. Passing the background check and getting the chief or the sheriff to sign off on the required transfer paperwork is very difficult. Plus it generally takes 4-6 months for the background to come back.. just sayn...

I bought the same gun for $650.00 USD brand new un used.

Still not quite right.

1: Passing the background check is no harder than passing the standard Brady check that goes with any regular gun purchase. It just takes longer because it's handled by the Feds instead of the State.

2: The CLEO sign off in Clark County is extremely easy to get and is usually back within 60 days. Give or take.

3: If you get yourself an NFA Trust, you do not have to deal with the CLEO signoff. Also, no fingerprint cards or photos needed with a Trust.

4: The NFA processing time is typically 60-90 days but can take longer based on the current volume of pending applications. Right now they are very backlogged.

LOL, not a chance. Why would you even post such a claim when you are trying to establish credibility under a new identity?

Glock ABS guns were certainly the original plastics. S&W MP's totally rock though. Dollar for dollar there is no comparison.

Just buy it and shoot somebody. Why do you buy guns if you're not going to shoot anyone?

Oh, look! A squirrel! I will shoot this rodent because I am a big man and I own a gun.

My little 30lb dog kills squirrels. He doesn't own a gun.

Good point garce

What exactly is his good pont?

That I should shoot somebody?

That I should shoot a squirrel?

That I'm a big man?

That his dog doesn't own a gun?

His initial question pretty much sums up his inability to comprehend anything gun related.

"Why do you buy guns if you're not going to shoot anyone?"

I mean is that a serious question? Do you have any idea how many millions of guns are bought in the U.S. every year? Yeah, lets suggest that millions of people buy guns specifically so they can shoot other people. :1orglaugh

Ignorant fucks, the both of ya.

Good night trolls.

Kiss my ass you fat fuck.

Get your packaging problem figured out hero? You don't sell enough iron to use the solution I provided you.

Awesome comeback. Pulitzer Prize winning material for sure. :thumbsup

I wasn't aware that I had a packaging problem. I had a packing need but that has been filled very well. I do appreciate your concern though. :)

As far as how much "iron" I sell, who's to say that I've sold any? Maybe I move 1k units a week or maybe I've never moved a single one. Whatever my success, or lack there of, you haven't got a clue.

Apparently I hurt your feelings. I'm sorry little buddy. Chin up! :1orglaugh

it does look sweet
but what makes it better than one you buy off the shelf ?

What makes a Shelby Mustang any better than a stock one straight off the Ford production line?

It's been stripped down to the frame and completely overhauled. Click the link in my original post and read about it.

sweet :thumbsup :thumbsup

Which suppressor do you recommend ?

I have the regular off the shelf Gock19

I couldn't agree more! People these days are too soft.

"oh it's wrong to shoot people, blah blah blah, look how civilized I am"

Geez enough already!!!!

Agent Matthews,

You are hereby authorized to use extreme force on any trolls. Fire at will.

U like guns a lot :)

For that price you should have really looked into the five seven, but judging by your picture you seem to be a Glock man and I don't blame you.

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...15040854_n.jpg

I wonder how many guns in the US never get fired? It seems gun owners have a lot of guns and the rest of us have zero.

http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/6616/img0265mx.jpg

Just wanted to post my favorite hand gun, H&K .45. Fits my hands perfectly, easy to use, pretty accurate too.

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http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...b?d=1335744182

There were 52,447 deliberate and 23,237 accidental non-fatal gunshot injuries in the United States during 2000


Go USA !

Cherry7 ....... That was necessary why? Seriously. Should we all start posting car wreck photos, suicide attempts, child abuse photos too?


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64,999,987 firearms owners killed no one yesterday.

damn cool toy!

i'm not a huge fan of how glocks feel but they are cheap so i picked up a G17 to carry in my truck. i can hit the important parts so i'm not concerned about making a big hole.

http://www.chicasplace.com/samples/chica-guns2.jpg

If you are afraid to leave home without a gun, you are living in some fucked up criminal place.

Just saying :2 cents:

Why do you say that? It's not about being "afraid", it's about protection. Why have a home security system? Does that mean if you have a security system then you live in a fucked up criminal area?

No, because thieves don't go to shitty areas to steal stuff, they go to the nice areas where people have expensive stuff.

A gun is like a turnakit, you hope you never need one but if you do, you'll need it very badly.

A protection against what? If you don't feel a threat you don't need to think about protection. :2 cents:

I'll try to be more specific. People die because various falling things break their heads (e.g. icicles at winter or bunch of keys accidentally dropped from the 10th floor etc). Do you wear a helmet to protect yourself? You may also be stung by a bee/wasp or bitten by a snake/spider/mad dog etc. Do you have an anti-allergen and ant-dote in your pocket? Etc...

Thus if you don't even consider those other threats, but you always carry a gun, I can suggest that this particular sort of a threat seriously overweights all others in your living/working area.

Just a simple logic. :2 cents:

why does it bother you that some people carry guns? does it bother you when people use other equipment to protect themselves like seat belts? why do some people wear helmets while others don't? it's a choice, whether the threat is real or not. i'd rather have a gun and never need it than need it and not have it.

have you ever heard the expression "it's better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6". it's not like people are carrying a howitzer around with them. i also carry a can of fix-a-flat and a first aid kit in my truck but i have never used either one so i guess i'm just cluttering up my truck. i've never used my home fire extinguisher either so i'm thinking about getting rid of that to. if i need any of those things in the future i'll just go buy them.

interesting debate, i can see the novelty in collecting "classic" pistols and such but i am also pragmatic and hence only have a few weapons which not only have a practical use but also somewhat of a novelty.
i dont have an AK-47 but to me that would be a nice collector piece, also a browning high power 40sw caliber or a walther p38 9 mil.
i have no desire for a glock whatsoever, its just not appealing to me..

I was not a fan of Glocks for many years. Talked a lot of shit about them actually. These days, I prefer them, especially after I mod them with a decent trigger.

You've got some nice stuff there. The first 1911 I ever purchased was that SS TLE/RLII you have. I traded it for an AR several years back and missed it so much that I bought another. Hands down my favorite 1911 I've ever owned.

I'll see your pic in a pic and raise you a pic in a pic in a pic! :winkwink:

http://ampcontent.com/photos/TLERLII.jpg

my favorite gun. i have the HK Tactical with an AWC suppressor. it's the most accurate gun i've ever owned. i wanted the mark 23 but it was a little out of my price range at the time.