Talk:Glock 7

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Removed the following inserted by User:GoldDragon:

Could you please site a source for this? Bjelleklang 04:20, 17 December 2005 (UTC)

Removed text that Bjelleklang left here in discussion. There is no support whatsoever for such a statement. No point taking up the web space with it.--Asams10 01:04, 25 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] The "In the line of fire" bit

As far as I recall the "In the line of fire" bit, is a little flawed. It's a plastic gun and it goes thru a metal detector, not an x-ray machine. In theory it could actually work. The assasin smugles in the bullet in a rabbits foot on his keychain (keys are usually put in a small tray next to the metal detector, but don't pass thru an x-ray machine).

[edit] The "In the line of fire" bit part two

The two Cartridges were smuggled in a rabbit’s foot with the keys, and the metal spring was inside a ballpoint pen. Although, it should have taken two springs, one spring for each of the hammers. The idea is sound in logic, but I do not know of any composite plastics that could be used for a pistol barrel, but since this pistol was only going to be used once, durability may not have been an issue.

[edit] Materials Involved

I haven't seen this movie in a few years, but I seem to recall that the gun was made of porcelin and not ceramic... I don't know if that would be much of an improvement in the albeit-hypothetical design. Sweetfreek 07:39, 21 October 2006 (UTC)