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I like the glock but this doesn't look quite right . It's a bit like when you buy a nock off it almost looks right but you can tell it isn't the real McCoy.

Now forget who did the photoshop work on this and look past the name under it and tell me if this one does look right.

Rburro2 wrote:I like the glock but this doesn't look quite right . It's a bit like when you buy a nock off it almost looks right but you can tell it isn't the real McCoy.

the follfowing things are not quite right

1/ grip angle
2/ trigger guard
3/ beaver tail

other then that, its pretty good althernative to the sig

Not doubting that and you can't nock him going out and getting it done.

joe wrote:

Rburro2 wrote:I like the glock but this doesn't look quite right . It's a bit like when you buy a nock off it almost looks right but you can tell it isn't the real McCoy.

the follfowing things are not quite right

1/ grip angle
2/ trigger guard
3/ beaver tail

other then that, its pretty good althernative to the sig

well that is because technically it is a knock off glock, as its built from knock off *ahem* sorry, aftermarket glock parts.

as listed the lower is metal, not polymer and it has a supposedly better grip angle than the actual glock

bradaz11 wrote:
as listed the lower is metal, not polymer and it has a supposedly better grip angle than the actual glock

Well that's kind of subjective, I like the glock grip angle and these CCF Raceframes have a 1911 style grip angle, so it's down to personal taste whether that's an improvement or not.

http://www.ccfraceframes.com/home.php

Does make me all nostalgic for my old Gen 2 Model 23, which might mean that the frame will be more suited for larger sized hands too.

Just been on the website and ccf race frames have ceased operations that doesn't sound good

Rburro2 wrote:Just been on the website and ccf race frames have ceased operations that doesn't sound good

There a few companies that offer glock .22lr slide conversions such as avantage arms . With a big enough order I'm sure such companies could easily manufactory glock type frame . You could even use an glock airsoft lower frame (must have a real .22lr slide ) since the .22lr is low powered .

joe wrote:

Rburro2 wrote:Just been on the website and ccf race frames have ceased operations that doesn't sound good

There a few companies that offer glock .22lr slide conversions such as avantage arms . With a big enough order I'm sure such companies could easily manufactory glock type frame . You could even use an glock airsoft lower frame (must have a real .22lr slide ) since the .22lr is low powered .

it would depend on which airsoft glock you picked, as top slides are not interchangeable between most makes, so I doubt a real slide would fit most, even less likely that the trigger mech would...

An airsoft glock frame would allow the mounting of a .22lr slide?

I've had a bunch of gas powered Airsoft glocks in my youth, I'd be surprised in the extreme if they were compatible with any real steel firearm slides.