HIT ME
HIT ME
HIT ME
HIT ME
HIT ME WITH THOSE LASER BEAMS
HIT ME
Jaxson Allen
Austin Moore
That's fucking cool.
Bentley Diaz
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Evan Perry
is this a pellet gun?
James Ortiz
Its a Glock converted to look like a Nintendo Zapper.
/k/ says hello
James Gonzalez
it looks tacky, yet still pretty cool. i want to buy a glock so badly, but i'm in california
Tyler Watson
That's four parts awesome, six parts terrifying.
Aaron Campbell
A guy on /k/ who does a lot of gun mods is trying to make a more accurate looking orange one.
Connor Roberts
Glocks are legal in CA, it's just that you can no longer buy Gen 4s from a dealer (You use to be able to convert them to single shot for the sale, then convert them back), only from private party (usually at a premium) due to the roster.
Juan Myers
fucking genwunners
Logan Foster
THIS. IS. DANGEROUS.
like, really dangerous.really. im literally shaking right now thinking of the damage something like this could cause. tell me again why these things are legal?
Blake Torres
What happened to all the light gun games?
Adam Hernandez
Too scary nowadays
Ethan Walker
Lincoln Nelson
Somewhere out there someone legitimately believes this.
Carter Brooks
isnt this like kind of illegal?
its basically concealing a fireweapon
Parker Walker
>get my nintendo glock
>keep it in my collection to show when im entertaining guests
>clean it sometimes when im bored
>occasionally take it to the shooting range
>maybe (read: never have to) defend myself with it.
OH FUCK ITS DANGEROUS
>buy a normal fucking gun
>load it, click the safety off
>drop it by the jungle gym in the park
i didnt have to fucking color it like a nintendo, fuckface. Think about that.
Alexander Walker
No.
No.
Jaxon Jackson
>Fireweapon.
U wat m8?
And no, it's not illegal. It's no different in the eyes of the law than something like engraving. It's still obviously a firearm and it hasn't been modified to change its firing rate or capacity.
Chase Johnson
>converted
Landon Sanders
>concealing as a zapper
If you really wanna conceal then use the best method of all and take an umbrella.
Robert Green
No, weapons modification isn't illegal unless it violates NFA rules or other local laws. This particular instance, nothing has been done to make this not a handgun.
Modification has nothing to do with concealment, which is a term used for carrying the "fireweapon" on your person.
Dominic Ramirez
Goat song,
Completely gay though... look it up.
killer paint on that gun.
Joshua Powell
As others have stated it's not illegal, as far as anyone can tell from that pic. However, since it's a post 1968 firearm, if the serial number was removed then it IS illegal. But, it being a Glock, they like to stamp the serial number all over the guns they make. It probably still has it somewhere you just can't see it in the pic.
Ian Collins
>you can make a real gun look like a nerf gun/ water gun/ or toy gun and it will be completely legal.
>kinder eggs are illegal
only in america
Jordan Cooper
Guns aren't made for children. Toy filled candy is.
Whats your point?
Daniel Long
Here's a video of a different one. Dude even dresses as Mario and has to put down a wounded Yoshi.
youtu.be
Samuel Peterson
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Isaiah Anderson
youtube.com
It's a me, Jerry!
Adam Young
I didn't think I'd ever see somebody wear that Mario costume that gets posted
Michael Lewis
If you know it's a real weapon, it shouldn't end up in a childs hands anyways.
Cooper Robinson
SOULWAX FM is GOAT station, anything else is dadrock, taco trash, hipster indie shit or memerap
Ethan Phillips
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Alexander Carter
That's just sad.
Blake Ramirez
>it's not illegal
Not the user you're responding too, but I'm pretty sure Nintendo would take issue with having their name/logo engraved on it, and I'm pretty sure that would fall outside of fair use too.
Ryan Sanchez
Ready to read some of the worst comments ever even by Polygon standards?
polygon.com
Jacob Sanchez
I don't want to give them clicks, screenshot the page for us please
Jacob Jones
Trademarked logos can be used for personal items as long as you don't sell it.
Blake Anderson
Yes but the case can be made that it misrepresents/harms public perception of the company who owns the trademark.
Parker Martinez
That can only apply to something that enters the market. Personal use=do whatever the fuck you want with it.