New Glock 45 (9mm)

[dirtmcgirt76239]

From what I read it was a requirement for a contract they were pursuing.

A huuuuuge one?

I thought mr glock pretty much refused to change anything fundamental about the gun from his first production model.

[Jwade78]

is it a 19 with front slide serations and a slight palm swell?

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[SpartyME]

is it a 19 with front slide serations and a slight palm swell?

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19X (19 slide on 17 frame) without night sights, lanyard loop, and front grip cutout. Add front serrations and black color.

[Jwade78]

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19X (19 slide on 17 frame) without night sights, lanyard loop, and front grip cutout. Add front serrations and black color.

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[Kefefs]

It was only a matter of time. A 4" barrel and full frame seems to be a popular full-size setup for other manufacturers so it makes sense for Glock to want a piece of that market. Now they can directly compete with pistols like the FNS, 509, VP9, XD, APX, and the new IWI Masada.

[Coctailer]

I have 2 of the Glock 45 showing up Friday.

[10x25mm]

fair enough. I was just pointing out that GLOCK PERFECTION has been taking up a lot of new designs from the same companies that everybody thumbed their noses at a while ago.
I've said it before, I don't like glocks, but a 17 would be an ideal SHTF gun because of all the parts floating around... but now them changing generations/styles/mechanisms... that's going out the window.

Walther also developed a rotary barrel pistol to replace the P.38 towards the end of WW II as part of the HWa Volkspistole program. The primary technical advantages of rotary barrel locking over the Browning locking system are faster cycling and lower stresses imparted to the frame.

Glock might be trying to reduce metal reinforcement of their frames ahead of the magazine well.