Anyone seen the RONI tactical system?

[Bithabus]

There was a guy on here a while back claiming to own one, and a Glock that fit, but he didn't even know what an "SBR" was.

It looks cool.

 

[San Antone RR]

Why would you need two stamps?

It's a rhetorical question about the confusing nature of NFA regs to someone like me that has no NFA items yet.

 

[Texan2]

I played with the one I had and it was VERY easy to take the glock in and out

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[MuddyWaterMan]

I played with the one I had and it was VERY easy to take the glock in and out

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How does it lock in to the longer barrel? That was my biggest concern.

 

[gladi8r]

Does it actually extend the length of barrel or is the barrel is just a sleeve.

 

[MuddyWaterMan]

Does it actually extend the length of barrel or is the barrel is just a sleeve.

Not sure about most of them but the one I linked earlier makes it a 16" barrel so it would have to.

 

[Texan2]

Its a sleeve...not a barrel

 

[MuddyWaterMan]

O.K this may be a dumb question but how does thy work?

 

[Texan2]

Large tube...much larger than the barrel, lines up with end of barrel.

 

[MuddyWaterMan]

Large tube...much larger than the barrel, lines up with end of barrel.

To what benefit?

 

[Texan2]

i dont think the "barell" has any benefit. the stock is what helps hold it on target.

 

[MuddyWaterMan]

i dont think the "barell" has any benefit. the stock is what helps hold it on target.

That's what I thought. What about the one with the 16" barrel? Any idea how that attaches?

 

[Texan2]

i doubt it does.

 

[jeepinbanditrider]

SIght radius, and stability with the stock and forearm.

 

[Bithabus]

That's what I thought. What about the one with the 16" barrel? Any idea how that attaches?

Sounds like the 16 inch version is also an SBR

 

[nalioth]

That's what I thought. What about the one with the 16" barrel? Any idea how that attaches?

Sounds like the 16 inch version is also an SBR

If one bought a 16" Glock barrel, and used it with the standard setup, they'd be legal (but no longer be able to use their Glock as a pistol) w/o any NFA requirements.

 

[Bithabus]

If one bought a 16" Glock barrel, and used it with the standard setup, they'd be legal (but no longer be able to use their Glock as a pistol) w/o any NFA requirements.

This is true.

 

[SIG_Fiend]

Meh, looks kinda cheesy to me. Personally, I think the conversions from Hera Arms look much more professional, enough that I'd actually consider one:

http://www.hera-arms.com/overview.php?manufacturer=Glock#/gcc/
http://www.hera-arms.com/overview.php?manufacturer=Glock#/triarii/

I mean, I guess it's cool and all for the parts compatibility, but honestly I'd rather just buy an MKE contract produced semi "Mp5", SBR it, and have a much better quality gun.

That or, for not all that much money there's the B&T TP9, which is not a bad little gun. I just think most of these "conversions" are kind of gimmicky. Something like the Magpul FMG9 would be much more feasible, professional, and realistic IMO. Most of these others just look like cheap "body kits" for your gun.

 

[HalfCityHalfCountry]

I've seen one for a 1911. Quite amazing.

 

[TheDan]

look like cheap "body kits" for your gun.

lol, yep...

I do kinda like the stocks below however. Have a mini red dot like an RMR attached to the slide and I think you'd have a winner. Just seems more elegant.