Glocks don't need to be cleaned.

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GROSS!

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Wow! That looks like my lawnmower deck at the end of summer.

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I dont understand what that spring is doing there at the locking block and if that is what is left from the trigger housing…

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@Mosinvirus Yep. It looks like this spring…installed in the wrong location. :rofl:

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That’s just Wrong!

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Unbelievable…

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So your saying Glocks are like a nylon 66?

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NO… :scream:

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And I thought the Glock I got off of an Armslist trade that had some cat hair in it was bad.

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First off, it is not a Glock… that’s a Smith and Wesson M&P
And that… THING is the most dirty I have ever seen! Hahhahahhahahaaa

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I am impressed

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Well huh, so that’s what “perfection” looks like. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Bet the guy that owns that don’t change his underwear till he can throw em against the wall and they stick.

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It is not a Glock… it is a M&P

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Point taken… twice. Was just trying to inject a little Glock humor, not lead to any butt hurt. :pleading_face:

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Whatever it is it should never be allowed to get that nasty, hard for me to imagine what they put it through to get that bad. and I agree with steelpinger, it does look like the underside of a lawnmower deck.

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I am hardly butt hurt. I just have this thing about identifying weapons. Hahhahhahaha

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For the record, I didn’t say the picture was a Glock, the title says, Glocks don’t need to be cleaned. As in, you don’t need to clean a Glock, or so says Glock owners.

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http://www.falfiles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68486

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