Glock...something big is coming

[Fieryotaku]

There has been talk for about a year about how Glock would be releasing a 9mm Carbine and common consensus from every body is that the carbine is whats going to be announced.

 

[Geardo]

"Slimline" G20/G21. A single stack .45 or 10mm would be pretty awesome.

I would buy that.

 

[Geardo]

I want a factory g26lol

 

[DunRanull]

I wanna .50 cal, sumthin with real BITE to it! All Ya'lls MMV!

 

[DB is Here]

Plastic 1911?

Knowing Glock, they'd call it a 1919...

 

[bbbass]

Knowing Glock, they'd call it a 1919...

Oh my.... compound heresy!

 

[bbbass]

A better trigger out of factory?

I'm so frustrated shooting my G34 in IDPA (no Kruel one, you cannot have it!), that I'm going to work on it during the winter break and fix it up or else. It bought it used and modifications have just made it worse. I need to get rid of the rolling break that a Zev V4 race connector provides while keeping a sharp reset, which means probably returning to using the standard 5# trigger spring. Have bought a new "adjustable" trigger... if I can't get the pretravel out while keeping the firing pin safety working, I'm going to spend the big $$ for a Johnny Glocks Competition trigger.

so we can get a slimmer G19 with the same capacity and better ergos!

Oh, you mean just like a Ruger SR9c!!!

 

[E4mafia]

Oh, you mean just like a Ruger SR9c!!!

I wish I would have bought that instead of the jam'o'matic that was the security 9c. Tho because if the misfortune I got a killer deal on a G26 with tritium sights ran like a top for being a pawn shop purchase.

 

[clearconscience]

Maybe they will blow everyone's mind and come out with a steel frame version of the Glock

 

[bbbass]

I wish I would have bought that instead of the jam'o'matic that was the security 9c.

That's the new model Ruger 9mm?

My SR9c runs like a dream. The trigger is oddly different than the G19 or G34... it has a surprise break. Weirdly, I shoot better pairs with it.

 

[Armchair Operator]

Industry friend says hi-cap .22 in the g17/19

 

[CountryGent]

They threw massive amounts of lobbying money to get a repeal of the Hughes Amendment so we can all rock Glock 18s? (A fellow can dream, right? )

 

[raftman]

I'd speculate 4 possibilities, in order of from what I'd guess is most likely down:

1. Pistol-caliber carbine
2. 22lr pistol
3. Pistol in a some other chambering new to Glock (such as 5.7 or 22mag)
4. 5.56/.223 rifle

 

[CountryGent]

3. Pistol in a some other chambering new to Glock (such as 5.7 or 22mag)

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I would likely pickup a 5.7㎜ version, for no other reason than wackiness purposes.

 

[Geardo]

Industry friend says hi-cap .22 in the g17/19

I would buy that too.

 

[L84Cabo]

Sorry, but given Glock's track record here it's hard for me to get excited. Because odds are it will be yet another variant of the same and only gun they've built for several decades. Maybe a little smaller, a little bigger, maybe a single stack, maybe not, maybe a different caliber, etc. Glock hasn't done anything revolutionary or anything new really since Glock first came out. It will be great quality and highly reliable, but it will also be ugly as the shhhh...err...crap house door off a tuna boat.

I'd love to be wrong here. But the odds are I'm not.

 

[slimmer13]

Its definitely a new bug a salt gun.

 

[Mygrainman]

Aren't the up to G50 now?
If it is the new Glock "g50" it definitely won't be a 50cal.
That would actually make sense.

 

[clearconscience]

I think if they did a 50 cal it might actually blow apart without mods.

 

[clearconscience]

I hope if they do a carbine type, it's a compact carbine, folding would be awesome, but something like an MP5 ish or similar to the scorpion would be nice.

should also be able to swap barrels and magwells to make it a conversion piece.