Glock Buried Ten Years

[baddyna96]

This is why I love them. Goes bang when you pull the trigger!

http://youtu.be/bj5Kcs4dzro

 

[cmamath13]

That's a pretty impressive video. Wow!

 

[! twitty]

It says 2 years not 10.

 

[96firephoenix]

video title says 2 years, not 10.

 

[Mango]

I understand that the video says 2 years, not the 10 advertised on the thread title.

Also appears to be like brand new with the FTF, FTE, etc.

 

[baddyna96]

video title says 2 years, not 10.

My bad....I was going off of the title from the sight I got it from. None the less, still pretty impressive.

 

[dlbrown75]

 

[dtkw]

I am impressed, but I would be more impressed if he didn't clean it first and fired with mud here and there. Like the HK416 in the demo on mud, sand, and water.

 

[tatic05]

It was not ten years....not impressed


wheres that darn purple.

 

[CQB]

One question.

Fourth shooter (fifth if you count the second shooter twice), the shorter one in the brown jacket.
Dude or Dudette?

 

[nakinate]

Cool video...I wonder what inspired him to bury it in the first place?

 

[scootn103]

Impressive to say the least , would like to see it shoot before it was cleaned out

 

[snowwalker]

Any videos of a 1911 doing the same thing? Two years in the ground with the change of seasons, impressive.

 

[Mango]

Any videos of a 1911 doing the same thing? Two years in the ground with the change of seasons, impressive.

I think two world wars were probably a better test of the 1911 than a YouTube video would be.

Also, no one really knows if it was really buried for two years, or if the gun being shot was the one dug up.

 

[snowwalker]

I think two world wars were probably a better test of the 1911 than a YouTube video would be.

Also, no one really knows if it was really buried for two years, or if the gun being shot was the one dug up.

So that is one no.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

When I'm deciding on what weapon I should purchase and carry, "can I bury this for a few years and then shoot it afterward" has never been a criteria for me.

I guess there's a cool factor there for the Glock fans, I just don't see the purpose.

 

[MikeDVB]

When I'm deciding on what weapon I should purchase and carry, "can I bury this for a few years and then shoot it afterward" has never been a criteria for me.

I guess there's a cool factor there for the Glock fans, I just don't see the purpose.

I have to agree - as with any precision tool, I do not choose which to get based upon how long it would survive unprotected in the ground.

That said, if I were going to bury a firearm, I would do so in some sort of protective container/material/etc.

 

[coltgun]

depending on soil conditions 2 yrs can be very hard on a Glock..

 

[ccolip2189]

Proud glock owner here

 

[You'll shoot your eye out]

Actually this video puts Glock enthusiasts in a pretty dim light..... You need to be a special kind of 'tard to bury something worth $500 completely unprotected with the intention to let it rot. And then when you throw in the fact that he was so insecure in his choices that he needed to go to this extent just to prove that his confidence is justified........ Like I said, a special kind of 'tard.

Maybe It's just the contempt and neglect that they are exhibiting by the way they treat a perfectly functional firearm that is rubbing me the wrong way, but I am not impressed at all by the behavior. The gun firing does seem surprising however.....