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There's a bunch of guns with no firing pin block on the roster like the springfield 1911s including the EMP, the newer kimbers from the past couple years, they all passed the drop test. You can do it with a light firing pin and heavy spring.
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Thats what I want
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They could add a firing pin block to a shadow just like they’d have to add a disconnect and LCI. Not saying it wouldn’t impact the trigger, but it’s possible. Also possible they put it in a way that it’s removable.
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I was 8. Yall are young
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i got a coa 48 ported by united i can sell ya
I actually agree, while I’m happy to see it on roster, I am also kinda disappointed to think of them adding the bs to it. like I said before, I’m concerned how much Glock will be left in this Glock.I love seeing all the excitement and speculation the Glock boys are having over here!
Hey, if it does in fact end up with an LCI and MD, it will be the first time in 30 years Glock changed this many things in one move! Imagine that!
Round of applause please.
In reality guys, as much as I hate it, any future CA glock will have all the those features we don’t want.
The bastard child will still sell though, because it’s a “Glock”.
It think it’s time to move on to better things… Your ex isn’t coming back with new, a better attitude and holding a fresh beer for you.
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Why? I’ve shot a 48 and wasn’t really impressed. I prefer my 43 and a 43x would be even better
I have both. My wife shot all my stuff mine for about 6 months and she choose to get a 48 since to her it felt softer to shoot overall.
Personally I can’t really tell a difference between 43x and 48 when shooting fast. You have to be shooting them side by side to tell. Groups are the same for me either way, it’s just feels a little different, it is heavier.
I did put a 43x on My CCW over the 48, mainly because it’s lighter weight. Feels better carrying it.
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Wasn’t the Glock V the last Glock to be on the roster in California? Nobody wanted those so they went down in flames. If this thing is anything similar internally to the Glock V series, it’s gonna be a hard pass for me.
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No the V was never on the roster.
That was the quick answer to the "switch convertible" that never got added.
When they inspect the firearm the serial numbers on the frame and slide would not match.
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That's because it was never for sale to non LEO's
If Joe blow CA could buy it, they would sell the hell out of them.
All it is is a slightly modified gen 5 and look what those are selling for in the classifieds.
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I have looked in the classified. The two or three that are there are not remotely close to in price to previous generations or the GEN six. Look at how many gen 5s are for sale here. Big difference. The V’s are not moving. Undisputedly, they are just not as popular. Just goes to show, people do not want their Glocks “slightly modified “.
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The roster is legal extortion to sell a 2nd amendment supported legal product here.
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Of course not, the gen 6 is the newest gen.
If the gen 3 was still on the roster they would sell a ton more 3's than 6's
If the V was added and the 6 wasn't, they would sell a ton more V's.
There are a lot more gun fans in CA than there are LEO's that flip guns on the side...