[freddyG19]

Has anyone ever seen one of these? It is a casting of a G17, first gen, I believe. It is cast aluminum. I have seen the blue and red training pistols, but not a cast aluminum one. I'm not sure if that's what it is or not. It's got all of the normal markings: logo on the slide, 17, AUSTRIA, 9x19, Glock Inc Smyrna GA, etc.

 

[Mike Papa]

Looks like a "Dummy gun" used by holster makers to detail mold holsters without using real guns. It is more safe and does not put wear and tear on a real gun.

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[Orive 8]

Looks like a "Dummy gun" used by holster makers to detail mold holsters without using real guns. It is more safe and does not put wear and tear on a real gun.

That's what it looks like to me.

 

[tonyparson]

Looks like a "Dummy gun" used by holster makers to detail mold holsters without using real guns. It is more safe and does not put wear and tear on a real gun.

And Wecome to Glocktalk.

That's what I was thinking too. Welcome to GlockTalk freddyG19..:wavey:

 

[Bruce M]

Some come from here I think http://duncansoutdoor.com/

 

[freddyG19]

Thanks for the info. It came out of a cast aluminum pile at a scrap yard.

 

[tonyparson]

Thanks for the info. It came out of a cast aluminum pile at a scrap yard.

Its cool. You could paint it black and carry it as a self defense gun. It would be just like the guys that carry their handguns without one in the chamber.. :couch: :tongueout: