Lego demands US company Culper Precision stop producing Glock pistol covering that looks like a toy ::) ::)

So, what is your problem? A responsible gun owner wouldn't make a firearm accessible to minors anyway regardless of how it looks. I'll never own one because I don't own a Glock 17 or 19, will not be buying an aftermarket blank slide and will not be giving them $600 to transform it.  Leggo just doesn't like the modification, it has nothing to do with safety. Think this through, just because it looks like a toy doesn't change how it must be secured. So far they have completed a little over twenty, nothing to see here.

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Mortdooley wrote on Jul 14^th, 2021 at 8:20pm:

So, what is your problem? A responsible gun owner wouldn't make a firearm accessible to minors anyway regardless of how it looks. I'll never own one because I don't own a Glock 17 or 19, will not be buying an aftermarket blank slide and will not be giving them $600 to transform it.  Leggo just doesn't like the modification, it has nothing to do with safety. Think this through, just because it looks like a toy doesn't change how it must be secured. So far they have completed a little over twenty, nothing to see here.

How about if they do the same for tobaccco products and alcohol bottles?