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Thread: Glock Gen 5?
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24-08-2017, 12:36 #11
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24-08-2017, 16:01 #12
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24-08-2017, 16:11 #13
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Re: Glock Gen 5?
Still the same sights, would of thought they could be upgraded by know.
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24-08-2017, 16:29 #14
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Re: Glock Gen 5?
There is speculation in the US that new Glocks will come with these...
http://www.vdmsr.com/2016/10/update-...ghts-size.html
But then that could be the US only, who knows. Again, speculation.
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24-08-2017, 16:42 #15
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25-08-2017, 11:34 #16
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Re: Glock Gen 5?
Image from GLOCK TALK site
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25-08-2017, 11:36 #17
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Re: Glock Gen 5?
From Glock TALK site , LAUNCH DATE 26 August 2017
17M/19M & Gen 5 changes from the Gen 4 pistols include:
-no finger grooves
-flared mag well
-ambidextrous one-piece slide stop lever
-front of the slide is rounded to match the Gen 4 subcompacts and long slide models. But pics don't seem to show the frame being beveled to match.
-land and groove rifling instead of polygonal
-Gen 5 barrel has a target crown (FBI 'M' guns don't)
-same style firing pin safety (angled instead of flat) as the Glock 43
-return to two-pin frame due to a redesign in the locking block that removes the need for the third pin.
-slide lock spring similar to Glock 43
-return of cutout on bottom of front strap to assist with stripping magazine (such as due to a double feed)
-tougher finish applied to the same Melonite metal treatment process
-the upper cartouche, the flat area on the upper right grip area that show where the pistol was made, has been moved down and combined with the lower one, which contains the patent number
-Mags have an orange mag follower
-Mags have extended front lip
-Mags have a slightly rounded base plate (bottom front edge)
-There are no front serrations, as some people claim, or as some photoshopped pictures suggest.
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25-08-2017, 11:56 #18
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25-08-2017, 12:13 #19
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Re: Glock Gen 5?
Is this not the same gun the produced for some USA state department? The flared magwell and no finger groves rings a bell.
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25-08-2017, 12:41 #20
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Re: Glock Gen 5?
Some really nice changes. I particularly like the flared mag well and the new barrel.
Would have liked to see the front serrations done as well.
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