You've Never Seen A Pistol Like This Before

Published on April 20, 2023
Duration: 15:54

This guide details the assembly and range testing of the 'Glong,' a unique 3D-printed firearm frame integrating a Glock pistol with a functional water pipe. It covers component selection, assembly considerations, common malfunctions like stovepipes, and crucial legal discussions surrounding firearm possession and controlled substance use. The video emphasizes the satirical nature of the build and the importance of adhering to firearm laws.

Quick Summary

The 'Glong' is a 3D-printed firearm frame integrating a Glock pistol with a functional water pipe, designed by yzy_prints and based on navigoboom's architecture. It faced reliability issues like stovepipes during testing. The video stresses the federal illegality of firearm possession by drug users (ATF Form 4473) and advises the pipe is for 'tobacco use only'.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: The Glong Showcase
  2. 01:09Designers and Architecture
  3. 02:14Legal Discussion: Cannabis and Firearms
  4. 03:55Technical Specs and Safety Warning
  5. 05:13Range Testing and Reliability Issues
  6. 12:24Magazine Testing (ProMag)
  7. 13:37Conclusion and Legal Advocacy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Glong' firearm?

The 'Glong' is a 3D-printed firearm frame that merges a Glock pistol (based on Gen 3 Glock 26/17 architecture) with a functional water pipe (bong). It's presented as a satirical statement piece and a commentary on firearm regulations.

What are the main reliability issues with the Glong?

During range testing, the Glong experienced frequent stovepipe malfunctions, indicating potential ejector issues common in Glock clones or problems with the specific slide and magazine combinations used. ProMag magazines did not improve reliability.

What are the legal considerations for the Glong?

The video strongly emphasizes the federal illegality of possessing a firearm while being a user of controlled substances, referencing ATF Form 4473. The integrated pipe is stated to be for 'tobacco use only' to mitigate legal risks.

Who designed the Glong and its components?

The Glong frame is credited to yzy_prints, with a stippled remix by chairmanwon. The underlying architecture is based on navigoboom's DD17 and DD26.2 designs. A Patmos Arms slide was used in the build.

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