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Glock 17 - 9x19mm
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John Wick (2014)
Being taken advantage of really implements perspective. An attempted home invasion where I normally would be home resulted in a couple rifle builds and a new pistol. I now have at least one gun in every room of my house.
Punisher's Arsenal featuring the Glock 19 by Eliot R. Brown from The Punisher War Journal No. 10, November 1989. Marvel.
I suspect this illustration is actually of a Glock 17 (the original Glock pistol). The 19 is a compact version of the 17 with a shorter barrel.
It's interesting that its called "maligned" in the text. It maybe was at the time because of the trigger mechanism but, unlike some other pistols in the news at present, I don't think it faces much criticism these days.
There are different views on the Glock naming conventions. The pistol could hold 17 rounds with a special magazine but I think the reason that is generally accepted is that the '17' was used as it was the company's seventeenth patent.
The text above initially calls it "the famous plastic gun" but clears up that it really wasn't made of plastic. It does show up on metal detectors so don't believe everything you see or hear in Die Hard 2.
The text also refers to a Browning LLAMMA which I've never heard of. I'm wondering is it to do with the Browning High Power/Hi-Power which has a 13 round magazine? There was a Spanish arms manufacturer called LLama which made the Hi-Power under licence so it's possibly a reference to that. It might have been known in the US as a Browning Llamma.
