That is one beautiful weapon!!!!

It's almost a shame to shoot it!

gotta love filligre

Very nice.

Yeah it is really beautiful, I should've posted the link to the sell, sorry guys. But it was $4,000 when I saw it... Now that is an investment!

Sure is eye-catching - reminds of some of the really ornate Colt SA revolvers that we've all seen.

I wonder how much it cost to have all of that work done.

I don't really appreciate that look... but if you're gonna do it to anything, why not a 1911, or something of some value? Thats like putting a $5k paint job on a Pinto

Originally Posted by YFZsandrider

I don't really appreciate that look... but if you're gonna do it to anything, why not a 1911, or something of some value? Thats like putting a $5k paint job on a Pinto

...why would you want to paint a horse?!

With the engraving on the chamber, I don't think you can shoot it without wrecking it.

Love the work, but I'm with YFZ on the canvas.

Nothing against Glocks, but as my dad would say its like putting perfume on a pig.

Previous owner: Saddam Hussein?

Cool looking gun....thanks for sharing the photo.

I think it's hideous. LOL

Originally Posted by BeefyBeefo

I think it's hideous. LOL

Oh, I dunno... I think it'd go really well with a gold-plated AK-47.

Ridiculous...just proves that you can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear.

Originally Posted by Bisley

Ridiculous...just proves that you can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear.

Could not agree with you more. To go through the trouble on a plastic gun. Just don't seem right.

...You know, you're right.
I knew that something had been left out.
The engraver forgot to gold-vacuum-metalize that pistol's frame.

I think that on plastic, you just use a gold Sharpie.

Originally Posted by Steve M1911A1

Previous owner: Saddam Hussein?

Thats funny as hell

Originally Posted by Specialed

Nothing against Glocks, but as my dad would say its like putting perfume on a pig.

Or as the great Minnesota Fats used to say:

"Tournament players in tuxedos? That's like putting whipped cream on a turd!"

Just wanted to add, I wish I could see the gun up close. I know the engravings look better in person than in a photo.

Don

You know! I should never have opened this thread. Now, I feel nauseous.

Glock 26...great tool. The custom work...looks very nice alone. The two together are like putting low profile tires on a 4wd jeep.

Originally Posted by YFZsandrider

I don't really appreciate that look... but if you're gonna do it to anything, why not a 1911, or something of some value? Thats like putting a $5k paint job on a Pinto

Gotta have an attractive platform to start with. Spinners on a Yugo.

This is not a firearm for shooting, IMO. But then again, why have a glock for decorative purposes?

I've always thought Glocks are OK. Really functional. An appliance. Just like your 'frig, your stove, your washer, and your dryer.

But you know, this engraving stuff REALLY turned me on.
After talking to my local engraver, and getting some prices from him, I've hit upon the perfect solution.

I'm printing out color photos of engraving patterns, and Scotch-taping them to my appliance control panels.

THAT will impress any females that might be lured into my domicile and convince them that I am a metrosexual of exquisite taste.

P.S.
Anybody actually buying a Glock like that had better wipe off the coke residue before the DEA and ATF Swat teams arrive.