Florida Shooters Network

aka "These HERA things aren't very durable, are they?".

So, I scored one of the HERA Glock stocks for cheap at the gun show this past weekend. I'm thinking the guy realized he wasn't supposed to be in possession of it and wanted to get rid of it before he got hisself in trouble.
Took it with me to the shop and while unloading, temporarily set it on the roof. There it remained.... for a bit.

Note to self: remove objects from the roof of vehicle BEFORE driving out into traffic, especially on a busy 50mph roadway.

Well, I did wonder how they came apart. Apparently they also don't bounce very well (or rather, they don't stay intact when they bounce). Hmm..... I wonder if they'll warranty it against traffic damage?

Do what every red blooded american would do claim factory default.

And if that doesn't work they ship it to themselves with full insurance.

"It's only a flesh wound"

Maybe you can find someone with a blown up glock and say the gun explosion killed it and you will both be covered by threatening a lawsuit.

Don't feel bad, its only a glock.

Tell the manufacturer to start making them out of wood, instead of plastic.
I did the same thing with a wooden recurve bow.
It bounced off the asphalt real nice, and suffered not a whit of damage.
I'm still using it, even.

There no problem ......just needs some duct tape

Jeff Spicoli: Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it.

I will provide the following: (ONLY because no one else has)

DUMBASS!!!!!!!

I think your business partner should have you hold the next AK he tests.

Call the MFG - tell em' you are a dumbass. beg for help. pay them the obligatory Dumb Ass fee.

Harbor freight sells plastic welding rods, ABS,PVC, and something else. Could try welding it back together, they sell plastic welders.

Davegot2P wrote:Call the MFG - tell em' you are a dumbass. beg for help. pay them the obligatory Dumb Ass fee.

This, you would be surprised how often this works.

aquajon wrote:

Davegot2P wrote:Call the MFG - tell em' you are a dumbass. beg for help. pay them the obligatory Dumb Ass fee.

This, you would be surprised how often this works.

totally Plan A.

Plan B is to try to repair/rebuild it myself. I'm pretty handy with stuff like that, but this is gonna be a tough one.

what was the outcome of this?

Matt wrote:what was the outcome of this?

still sitting in pieces in a bin. I wasn't been able to figure out who to call at the time and mostly just let it get pushed to the side.