Yep with MSRP being $650 I suspect they will be about a $100 under that as the market fills up with them. Nice addition to their line up.
Been a LONG time since the "Ugly Stick" days when they sold for that. Nicer stocks on them now and they run little over $400 up this way.
If anyone has one in 45acp they want to sell me for that price I have cash in hand!
Pay me $150 and I'll take it.
meh, whatever it takes to get rid of the other 14...
Industry seldom seems to learn. Anyone my age remembers when the VCR was invented. Right off the get go two different formats fighting each other. Before long one won out, those with the other were left out in the cold. Years later the HD DVD hits. Right off the get go two competing idea's. One finally wins, those with the other are left out. When the PCC market finally started to really come into its own a few places were smart enough to go with Glock. Many still of course want to use something else.
The "they" you are speaking of have noticed this. Not too long ago one of the top law people in CA was seen holding up an S2K lamenting the "folding assault weapon" that should be done away with. So not to worry, "they" are taking notice.
I'm not in the market for one (I prefer subguns for 9mm) but if I was it would come down to (for me): 1) does it feel solid or like a plastic toy?, 2) trigger. Then I would weigh this $600 gun against the currently $300 sub-2000. That would be my thinking anyway.Who else has two thumbs and wants that?
"You People" in Oregon still have a chance to own one.
Also proprietary phone chargers, instead of standard usb.Industry seldom seems to learn. Anyone my age remembers when the VCR was invented. Right off the get go two different formats fighting each other. Before long one won out, those with the other were left out in the cold. Years later the HD DVD hits. Right off the get go two competing idea's. One finally wins, those with the other are left out. When the PCC market finally started to really come into its own a few places were smart enough to go with Glock. Many still of course want to use something else.
Those damn cell phones!
It was frustrating for a long while. Europe quickly passed a law prohibiting proprietary chargers, and eventually that market influenced US phones. Its still not a law here but most phones now, finally, all use standard USB.Those damn cell phones!
I had forgotten how fun that was. Used to work for a Hotel. We had a HUGE trash bag of left behind phone chargers. When some guest would end up without a charger we would get that bag out. Tell them if they could find one that fit they could have it.
"This message was brought to you buy Betamax and Sony memory stick"
And yet 15 years latter in the broadcast community we were still using the "losing" Sony format due to the better quality, You are correct that the inferior format won the consumer market as it was "good enough" for home use at that time.Industry seldom seems to learn. Anyone my age remembers when the VCR was invented. Right off the get go two different formats fighting each other. Before long one won out, those with the other were left out in the cold. Years later the HD DVD hits. Right off the get go two competing idea's. One finally wins, those with the other are left out. When the PCC market finally started to really come into its own a few places were smart enough to go with Glock. Many still of course want to use something else.
First thing I thought of too.
