Which Glock already refused to do a while ago.Didn’t they discontinue most gen 3 models altogether. So that would mean redesign a gen 5 CA compliant model.
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Which Glock already refused to do a while ago.Didn’t they discontinue most gen 3 models altogether. So that would mean redesign a gen 5 CA compliant model.
Glock has a charisma, character and the largest fan base. Name any other plastic gun that is so popular. Needless to say, it doesn't have any CA BS gimmicks.Plenty of other plastic guns you can buy here.
I said the same thing above, and it's a little more complicated. Most Gen3 models are indeed discontinued but not all: The list of still available Gen3 models includes G17, G19, and G20.Didn’t they discontinue most gen 3 models altogether. So that would mean redesign a gen 5 CA compliant model.
Might you be able to share the identity of that store with us?Found a FFL with bunch of New Gen 3 Glock 17, and 19 at $465 OTD. Comes with 3 - 10 round mags.
I would have bit hook line and sinkerFound a FFL with bunch of New Gen 3 Glock 17, and 19 at $465 OTD. Comes with 3 - 10 round mags.
Almost did an impulse buy.
Uhhh where?Found a FFL with bunch of New Gen 3 Glock 17, and 19 at $465 OTD. Comes with 3 - 10 round mags.
Almost did a impulse buy.
No doubt the void will be filled in. When CA outlaws all the modern firearms, the law-abiding peasants will go back to muskets.Springfield or S&W will become the most popular plastic gun after Glock is gone.
We just need to go back to big irons like they did in the Wild West days. 44-40, 45 colt, 41 Colt, etc. Because according to CA, revolvers are inherently safe, but Glocks aren’t. What a clown state we live in.No doubt the void will be filled in. When CA outlaws all the modern firearms, the law-abiding peasants will go back to muskets.
You misspelled 44magnum.We just need to go back to big irons like they did in the Wild West days. 44-40, 45 colt, 41 Colt, etc. Because according to CA, revolvers are inherently safe, but Glocks aren’t. What a clown state we live in.
The wild west is generally considered to be pre world war 1.You misspelled 44magnum.
Yes I know....The wild west is generally considered to be pre world war 1.
44-40, 45 colt and 41 colt date to 1873.
The 44 special came out in 1907 but the 44 magnum was not introduced until 1955.
We just need to go back to big irons like they did in the Wild West days. 44-40, 45 colt, 41 Colt, etc. Because according to CA, revolvers are inherently safe, but Glocks aren’t. What a clown state we live in.
Possibly. Can't be much though. Those that really wanted them, already got them.Do you think there will be a hike on the secondary market once you can't get them new?
Do you think there will be a hike on the secondary market once you can't get them new?
My thought as well. The Glock Store is selling the GPT ready to install in Gen 3’s. It would be a simple process to make the Gen 3's legal again, IMO.I didn't read the bill to see that, but if that's true, that means they could offer a CA model with the performance trigger.
The performance trigger supposedly does not work with switches.
Also, the performance trigger does not have a cruciform trigger bar.
I’d guess to say that they’ll be around$1K on the secondary market once they can no longer be had new from a dealer. It may not stay there forever and will likely settle around $700.
What if Glock in addition to adding The GFT, Included the MOS cut. They have the technology in the parts room.I think they’ll top out at $700. There are good on roster alternatives from S&W, Walther and Springfield so I can’t imagine too many people who are willing to spring $1K for a Gen 3 Glock.
The optic ready Gen 5’s will probably get closer to $1000.
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