
His area of expertise was in advanced synthetic polymers. Surprisingly, Gaston had no experience in designing or manufacturing firearms when he started his company. The person who started the company was a man named Gaston Glock. The Glock is manufactured by Glock Ges.m.b.H., which is an Austrian weapons manufacturer. When you combine this convenience with all the other aspects of the weapon, it explains why the Glock is a favorite amongst pistol lovers. You just repeatedly pull the trigger if you want to fire multiple rounds. That way you don’t have to worry about cocking back a hammer or anything like that. Since it is semi-automatic, that means the gun will fire a round each time you pull the trigger. They also have short recoil when you shoot them, which means they are easier to aim for better accuracy. This makes them light weight and easy to carry around. Kind of a bummer because this gun is in great shape other than that and a few small blemishes.Glock handguns are semi-automatic pistols with polymer frames, which are plastic frames. I’m buying the gun from him regardless, can’t pass it up.but the only bad thing is whoever owned it before him sawed the barrel down and did a crappy job. I’m confused?! Any thoughts from those of you with more experience? I forgot to take a picture of the barrel.next time I’m over at my buddies, I’ll have to do that. According to the charts I’ve found on here, that puts it at an October 1942 build date (MM being ‘42)? I thought that was pretty awesome and a rare find, so I reached out to Remington to confirm it and they are saying that my serial number puts it as a 1950 model.but then the guy said only the first two letters on the barrel determine the actual manufacture date, but this barrel clearly has an E, than a space, and then MM together.which according to the chart is 1942? So I have three letters.not two? Also, there is no letter prefix before the serial number. New to the forum and to shotguns, so I have been learning a lot lately! Have a friend selling a Wingmaster and we started doing some research on when it was manufactured.īarrel stamp is E MM and it has the receiver serial number (which matches) stamped on the barrel as well, which tells me it’s definitely an older gun.
