CA legal Glock gen 6 rumor mill

[Deleted member 16735]

I'll say one thing, Glock seems to hate giving anyone any info about what they are doing until they have a product ready to sell so we won't probably hear anything for a long time

 

[seeking-barrel]

The supposed target date is around summer of next year. We'll see how that goes.

What's your source?

 

[millenialshooter83]

What's your source?

His name is Scott

 

[westsidearms]

interestingly they do have a weird section right next to the extractor where an LCI could go. We will see, I think they probably would have tried to keep gen 3s on the roster if they weren't planning a new roster entry

Probably not with the Glock ban. The only reason they were producing Gen3s was for California. So if you are going to produce LCI and magazine disconnect guns, no need to keep Gen3 around. See the recent increased sales of Springfield Armory and Sig pistols that moved past the Gen3 concepts to thinner and optics cuts. Glock was being left behind.

 

[H. Bowman]

I would buy one immediately if they were available. Just because. I'd like something like the G47 COA, or a long slide 10mm since I didn't get around to buying a G40 last year like I had planned on.

 

[ShootFirstFirster]

It will be on roster and have minimal intrusion like staccato.

 

[Route66ShootingSportsPark]

interestingly they do have a weird section right next to the extractor where an LCI could go. We will see, I think they probably would have tried to keep gen 3s on the roster if they weren't planning a new roster entry

Gen 3 are still on the roster

 

[Route66ShootingSportsPark]

It will be on roster and have minimal intrusion like staccato.

really?

 

[Ron Swanson]

There will still be opportunities for plate makers to make products to fill in the gaps:

 

[seeking-barrel]

I would buy one immediately if they were available. Just because. I'd like something like the G47 COA, or a long slide 10mm since I didn't get around to buying a G40 last year like I had planned on.

The gen 6 announcement right now only included 3 models, all 9mm: G17, G19, G45. All are optic ready (non-MOS, not A-cut), no COA in sight.

 

[Ron Swanson]

Looks like they are calling it ORS. Optic Ready …..something. Probably system. Or sights. Or slide. Or .

 

[LarpAnonymous]

Doesn't AB 1127 specifically outlaw pistols with "Cruciform Trigger Bars"?

The gen 6 still has a cruciform trigger bar....

I know the changes were made to prevent MG conversions, but that lasted about a week.

I hope I am wrong, but California never throws us a bone.

 

[seeking-barrel]

Looks like they are calling it ORS. Optic Ready …..something. Probably system. Or sights. Or slide. Or .View attachment 122821

slide?

 

[seeking-barrel]

slide?

slide.

 

[Deleted member 16735]

Doesn't AB 1127 specifically outlaw pistols with "Cruciform Trigger Bars"?

The gen 6 still has a cruciform trigger bar....

I know the changes were made to prevent MG conversions, but that lasted about a week.

I hope I am wrong, but California never throws us a bone.

it's cruciform trigger bars that can be converted with a specific list of "hand tools", so it can have a cruciform trigger bar but be legal if there is enough metal in it that you can't cut with a carbon steel hack saw. Luckily dremel is not on the list.

 

[H. Bowman]

The gen 6 announcement right now only included 3 models, all 9mm: G17, G19, G45. All are optic ready (non-MOS, not A-cut), no COA in sight.

I guess any optic ready will keep me happy.

 

[Deleted member 31158]

it's cruciform trigger bars that can be converted with a specific list of "hand tools", so it can have a cruciform trigger bar but be legal if there is enough metal in it that you can't cut with a carbon steel hack saw. Luckily dremel is not on the list.

I’m sure it will be. Has anyone told Home Depot and Harbor Freight yet that a bunch of their products got a bunch of guns banned?

 

[NeilDown]

I would assume glock would do SOMETHING to get their pistols for sale in CA.
In all likelihood, it'll be a modified Gen3 or a Gen V tailored for CA.

All companies say they are "working on" things to keep your loyalty, but doesn't mean it's actually in the works.

 

[seeking-barrel]

I would assume glock would do SOMETHING to get their pistols for sale in CA.
In all likelihood, it'll be a modified Gen3 or a Gen V tailored for CA.

All companies say they are "working on" things to keep your loyalty, but doesn't mean it's actually in the works.

Nah, gen 3 are discontinued, gen V are a stopgap. If they'd do anything it is add an mag disconnect and paint the extractor red on gen 6 and sell it here for the next 10 years.

 

[spacecataz]

I'd pick up a G17.6 C-model if one became available.