If you want the true background and scoop on what happened here, the book “Glock America’s Gun” is excellent. I highly recommend it if you like to look inside a company’s dirty operational secrets. And it not only takes on Glock, but Smith & Wesson too. (I’m not associated to the author or publisher, just enjoyed the book).
Giving us law abiding Italians a bad name since the 1820’s…thanks Jannuzzo!
first the Gen4, now the chief executive giving glock troubles.
Dude probably had a salary of over 100K, and he had to steal a $400 pistol? Really???
Wow! I didn’t realize this guy quit in 2003. From some of the sound of local reporting here you’d think this guy was their current CEO.
Just wait, someone will be along to say how much better there H@K is because they don’t employ criminals.
Wheeeew! I’m glad I run an HK P30LS. It gives me greater faith in my pistol knowing HK doesn’t employ criminals. I feel sad for GLock owners.
Yep. Good thing HK didn’t have their offices in Germany raided because of some sort of criminal activity… oh, wait.
Bah! HK Germany gets raided every other year by the German government. They are always found innocent.
But this ex-CEO who hasn’t worked for Glock in years was actually found guilty. Surely Glock as a corporation will fold within the week!
ROFLMAO!!! Good stuff guys.
If you want the true background and scoop on what happened here, the book “Glock America’s Gun” is excellent. I highly recommend it if you like to look inside a company’s dirty operational secrets. And it not only takes on Glock, but Smith & Wesson too. (I’m not associated to the author or publisher, just enjoyed the book).
I agree, the Glock book was great. The whole story on this is far more then just the former attorney and CEO going to jail.
Plastic guns are for pussies.