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You guys ever see a Glock "trainer"......exactly like a the real gun, no firing pin hole

Locust Fork
We just got something in here that is to be transferred to one of the Canada guys that we deal with.    Its a Glock trainer pistol.....its exactly like the real deal in every way, but has no firing pin....not even a hole where the firing pin would be.    Its bright red, almost orange and the action, weight and even the mags are like the normal Glock.     

I'm used to the blue plastic guns, but I've never seen a trainer that was so much like the real deal.   
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  • Mr. Perfect
    I've seen one of those red/orange guns before. Never actually examined it close enough to know about the no firing pin hole, but my understanding was it was a trainer.
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  • mark christian
    It sounds like a Model 17R which is a "practice sample" which can be dry fired. These are few and far between, primarily because they are classified as a firearm in the United States: while the slide and barrel are incapable of firing, the frame is identical to a Model 17 which means it can be easily converted intro a live pistol with a new slide and barrel.. 
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  • shilowar
    The 17R resets it's trigger without having to rack the slide each time.
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  • spasmcreeksrun
    ya supposed to run around and yell.......BANG>>>>>BANG>>>>
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  • jimdeere
    At least it won’t go off if you drop it.
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  • select-fire
    jimdeere said:
    At least it won’t go off if you drop it.

    :o
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  • Locust Fork
    It sounds like a Model 17R which is a "practice sample" which can be dry fired. These are few and far between, primarily because they are classified as a firearm in the United States: while the slide and barrel are incapable of firing, the frame is identical to a Model 17 which means it can be easily converted intro a live pistol with a new slide and barrel.. 
    Yes....that is what this is.    I just thought it was an ODD bird for sure.    
    I can see where some departments and such might could make use for it in practice scenarios, but it seems like a lot of money to spend on something that is a practice or training item.      I would imagine with all the Glocks I've seen over the years I would have seen one of these frames before.   Its sure is a bright color and I don't imagine that people out there wouldn't want it as their firearm.   
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    I thought all Glocks were trainers? Ya know, trainin' 'till ya can get a big boy gun......... :D:o 
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  • Smitty500mag
    Back in the old days we called them toy guns. 
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