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On the one hand, I am usually not a fan of big corporations going overboard on product protection. (Example: Lego notified my BIL to stop converting Lego toys into zombies for a stop-motion animation zombie movie he was making; no legal basis for their argument, but my BIL could not afford to fight and win that case.)
However, in this case, Glock may well be right. Also, I may be wrong, but I suspect a failure to act by Glock on this case could create precedent that would complicate future copyright and trade dress cases for Glock.
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