- Passenger finds gun on morning train seat
- A man had just left the train at Sydney station
- The weapon was later identified as a gel gun.
- Looks a lot like a deadly Glock pistol
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A gel gun abandoned by a passenger sparked chaos on a Sydney-bound train during rush hour on Friday morning due to its striking resemblance to a Glock pistol.
Daily Mail Australia understands that when the train arrived at Sydenham station at around 8am, a man left the carriage and accidentally left the gun behind.
After he left the station, a woman sitting across from his seat noticed the black gun pointed toward the aisle.
The woman shouted that there was a gun on the train, causing many passengers to jump in surprise.
“This poor woman who was sitting across from him was saying out loud, ‘Oh, that man left a gun on the train,'” a witness on the train said. The Sydney Morning Herald.
A gel gun abandoned by a passenger sparked chaos on a Sydney-bound train during rush hour on Friday morning due to its striking resemblance to a Glock pistol.
Following this discovery, the train traveled to Redfern station, where Sydney Trains staff were alerted to the situation.
The cannon was removed from the train and the train returned to the city center.
Police told Daily Mail Australia that the firearm found was not a conventional weapon despite its appearance and had been identified as a gel gun.
Gel guns are illegal in NSW and owning one is considered the same as possessing an unregistered firearm, which is a serious offense under the Firearms Act 1996.
Gel gun found on Sydney train looked a lot like a Glock pistol (pictured above)
Gel guns are illegal in NSW and owning one is considered the same as owning an unregistered firearm.