Intended for “an undisclosed foreign government” the contract for the Glock 19 Mariner was not completed and these interesting and very functional collectibles are now filtering out to the market.
I’ve been kicking one around for about a week. Spoiler alert, the ones spotted in the wild in the States are, by and large, standard Gen 3 G19s but have a few, um, maritime changes.
More in my column at Guns.com.
My homie Sean Lindley with Texas Machine Gun & Ordnance told me that he was able to pick up the first Glock 17A out of Australia imported into the U.S. earlier this month. While it is not lubricated with Fosters and zeroed in on packs of running dingoes, Sean says the big difference between the 17A and a normal 17 is in the barrel…
Can you spot the difference?
More in my column at Guns.com
With so many models of Glocks out there, there are bound to be a few that you have never heard of. With that in mind, we decided to take a look at a dirty dozen that are lesser known. For instance there are two different Blue Glocks, a Red Glock (in three variants, a Glock made out of sawdust, a doublestack .380..well, just read the rest in my column at Glock Forum
