Will Norinco make a glock copy?

[kg]

So the answer is that we don't know .

If you can't wait, the Pakistany clones are dead ringers, down to the markings; the locals just don't recommend shooting them.

 

[crazyjackrabbit]

I'd try a "Barney'd" glock at the right price. All metal would be even better.

 

[wbaad]

I would not trust the polymer used... Would probably end up with AIRSOFT grade plastic...

correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't their military service pistol polymer framed? also t-97.
they are capable of making quality, but when they know its for export... im not sure.

 

[TheTooner]

Northern (Red) Chinese industries, an offshoot of the Chi-com Army, are not experts in anything. Miserably failing to create any new ideas/products without reverse-engineering Western technology, Norinco is not up to the task of creating anything new and innovative.
Look to the chi-coms for nothing. Totalitarian regimes fool the gullible west every way they can.

That's their expertise. They reverse engineer stuff and manufacture copies. Many of which work quite well at low production costs. Yes, they use cheap, even captive labour. That's what they have, so they use it to their advantage.

 

[xdmer]

Actually if they cloned it, steel or not, I would probably try it

 

[FreedomIsn'tFree]

I'm just waiting till I can 3D print one.

 

[Cpt.Flan]

correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't their military service pistol polymer framed? also t-97.
they are capable of making quality, but when they know its for export... im not sure.

Correct. Exactly my point.