Nothing, because pepper sprays aren't banned from the court, as they're not a "dangerous weapon". Same with shocking devices.what is stopping someone from carrying another weapon in there thats not metal? like a pepper spray or something
Unload and disassemble your Glock while following all the rules of gun safety. Now, knock yourself in the head with the frame. Doesn't hurt too bad, now, does it?how do court house metal detectors detect guns, when most glocks are plastic? what is stopping someone from carrying another weapon in there thats not metal? like a pepper spray or something
LOL. true that.Aryk45XD wrote:Aryk45XD, buddy... it's not the piercings that are tripping the metal detector. It's the jewelry in the piercings... :lol:I always trip the detectors anyway. too many piercings.
NavyLT wrote:LOL. true that.Aryk45XD wrote:Aryk45XD, buddy... it's not the piercings that are tripping the metal detector. It's the jewelry in the piercings... :lol:I always trip the detectors anyway. too many piercings.
There is one way to get a gun past the detectors. You have to be really good at molding plastic and hiding a bullet in your key chain. You'd only get one shot though. I saw it on a movie so it must be true.
Holy @&%$!! :what:Is that really true? I better not try to carry my glock near any metal detectors then, thanks for the info.Glocks do not have any external safeties so as you walk past the metal detectors it sends off a vibration that will pull the trigger and your Glock will go full auto. But if you have a safety then the metal detector will notice the extra metal in the safety switch. That's how they know you have a gun.
Uh, no. Hopefully that was sarcastic - we really need a "sarcasm" smiley.Glocks do not have any external safeties so as you walk past the metal detectors it sends off a vibration that will pull the trigger and your Glock will go full auto. But if you have a safety then the metal detector will notice the extra metal in the safety switch. That's how they know you have a gun.
Glocked and Loaded wrote:Uh, no. Hopefully that was sarcastic - we really need a "sarcasm" smiley.Glocks do not have any external safeties so as you walk past the metal detectors it sends off a vibration that will pull the trigger and your Glock will go full auto. But if you have a safety then the metal detector will notice the extra metal in the safety switch. That's how they know you have a gun.
A Glock 7 will not set off metal detectors and you can walk right though undetected. However they are very expensive and usually a special order item as most gun dealers will not keep one in stock due to the cost.
I'm stealing your poster GoGo, I love it.PT111 wrote:A Glock 7 will not set off metal detectors and you can walk right though undetected. However they are very expensive and usually a special order item as most gun dealers will not keep one in stock due to the cost.