come on guys, a gun thats part glock, part 1911, .45acp and discontinued? Im sure someone will have a brand and model soon.

Uh one of the rules was it's supposed to be a production gun. Even with that I have no idea what it is or was.

yeah, and that picture is shit. dont edit the slide out or we won't know what teh gun is!

2 hours of researching and nothing, so I posted the gun in a military forum...

c'mon now guys. lets use our heads
lets post the facts about what we know.

k9870 is canadian.so there is a strong chance the handgun is canadian-made
its .45 acp
its part glock
part 1911
its discontinued
it has the companies name on the slide.

now....if i where that handgun what would i call myself :confused:

Maine isn't canada.....and it was production, its not an actual glock, it was a glock like desighn. The company wanted a 1911 grip and safety, with a striker fired gun, like a glock. Its all an original gun. I had to blur the slide since they billboarded their name on it.

When someone says "must be a production firearm" I assume they mean the firearm has to be in current production. Needless to say no one is gonna find it, so you might as well just tell us. I've spent an hour or so myself looking for it.

an 1891 dutch colonial revolver is not in current production. Ill let people guess a little more, if nobody gets it ill tell.

NOBODY IS GETTING IT!
so just tell us! that's why!

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