PSA 9mm AR lowers

[392heminut]

PSA has a 9mm AR lower out now that uses Glock magazines. I'm not a Glock person so I'm not familiar with the magazines. Any of you guys know if the Glock 40 mags are the same outer dimensions as the Glock 9mm mags? If so, this might be my ticket to build the 40 S&W AR I've been wanting to do.

http://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-glock-9mm-complete-classic-lower.html

[planeflyer21]

The mags are the same dimensionally, differing on the feedlips only.

[392heminut]

Nice! Thanks Jon!

[duuuuuuce]

Those 9mm AR's are interesting weapons. The company I work at does all the lighting, 12v electrical and radio work on the majority of the police cruisers in our area minus the state highway patrol (they have there own person)

 

Anywho, one of the local Sheriff's was in and got the oppertunity to check out his Tahoe setup in his cruiser we just put together with a big single drawer tough box in the rear. He had a M16 the was the select fire with burst mode, a 12 gauge and another AR type weapon that was 9mm with the fun switch (full auto). Very cool gun and the mags did look like the glock type. I didn't take a close enough look to check out the brand of the weapons but they were the blued receivers. Might of been colts but hard to tell and I don't know if they make 9mm's. It would just seem difficult to me to try to fit them small pistol mags into an AR receiver and they look kinda funky. Interesting setups though and I would definitely take one in .40. 

Sorry for being a little off topic but just thought it was cool so I would share.

[shepp]

Those 9mm AR's are interesting weapons. The company I work at does all the lighting, 12v electrical and radio work on the majority of the police cruisers in our area minus the state highway patrol (they have there own person)

 

Anywho, one of the local Sheriff's was in and got the oppertunity to check out his Tahoe setup in his cruiser we just put together with a big single drawer tough box in the rear. He had a M16 the was the select fire with burst mode, a 12 gauge and another AR type weapon that was 9mm with the fun switch (full auto). Very cool gun and the mags did look like the glock type. I didn't take a close enough look to check out the brand of the weapons but they were the blued receivers. Might of been colts but hard to tell and I don't know if they make 9mm's. It would just seem difficult to me to try to fit them small pistol mags into an AR receiver and they look kinda funky. Interesting setups though and I would definitely take one in .40. 

Sorry for being a little off topic but just thought it was cool so I would share.

did don't be sorry, there been so many threads rail roaded around here  it's not even funny, then get back on the tracks and off again lol

 

i find in interesting that a LEO would use one. Just odd to me, maybe because pistol cal guns are outta the norm anyways.

[392heminut]

 The company I work at does all the lighting, 12v electrical and radio work on the majority of the police cruisers in our area

Sorry for being a little off topic but just thought it was cool so I would share.

With all the stuff the cops are using now, the electrical for it all is a black art! We only had about half that stuff when I retired 13 years ago!

Don't worry about the off topic, like shepp said stuff is constantly getting derailed around here and we don't worry about it. Actually, if you don't derail something in your first 50 posts here we start keeping a close eye on you to determine if you're OCD or something! ROFL!!!!!!

[duuuuuuce]

Next time he's around I will get a pic. It's a pretty sweet setup in the back of a SUV. All nice and organized in a big foam cutout piece with those battery powered motion sensors LED lights.

 

The real crazy things we find are in the back of the cruisers people stash under the seats when they don't have the plastic seats in the back to prevent that. Biggest worry is sticking your hand down in there and getting poked by needles.  ?

[392heminut]

Yup! We had take home cars and I checked under the back seat of my cruiser on a regular basis!