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Will Glock ever make a single stack 9mm?
I wish!
To be honest, I don't know what's taking um so long. IMO, it's got to be one of the most requested additions to their lineup.
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Will Glock ever make a single stack 9mm?
I wish!
To be honest, I don't know what's taking um so long. IMO, it's got to be one of the most requested additions to their lineup.
Probably not. Unfortunately. Since Glock makes "duty" weapons, I can't imagine they would want to get involved in for them, what would be a very small market.
I would love a single stack Glock but it would have to be the size of a PF9 for me to buy and carry instead of my G26.
If the Glock 36 is any indication of what Glock thinks a "single stack" pistol is (ridiculously thick mag for a single stack, odd "club foot" baseplate to complete the grip, grip that feels like a 1x3 board), then I'd take a pass. Besides, although quite a few people claim to own reliable G36 pistols, I've owned 2 of them, and they were the least reliable Glocks that I have ever owned. And it's not just me, for anyone who doesn't know the history of Glocks problem child, and only single-stack, the G36.
I would, however, be very interested in an M&P single stack 9mm, or the new Beretta Nano single stack 9mm.
I shoot a glock and enjoy it BUT i don't carry one. I carried a pf-9 also for several years, a revolver for 20+ before that and after buy'n a used kahr cw9 i then bought a cm9 that are my carry pistols now. Great pistols. Glock could have built one but instead they screwed up a very good older design. I have e=mailed glock several times asking if they will ever produce a small and thin concealed carry pistol like so many others have and never have got'n a reply even. Talked to them once and got a simple NO. So I will keep the 1 older glock i have for mainly house duty but see know reason to ever own another. I did buy a used g27, shot it ,did not like it and sold it. Small but not a real compact. Just a sawed off verstion of the others.
Call us when it's 52,000 rounds. Just kidding, the pm 9 seems like the perfect ccw.Quote:
Originally Posted by dunndealin
Glock won't make a single stack 9 unless sales of the 26 dry up. Why compete with yourself. I have no doubt Glock could build a single stack 9.
They make a .380, same size as the 26 but lighter (GLOCK). Their are legal reasons ( import laws) why some guns can't be imported to the U.S, a single stack 9 may fit this area. Something about guns must be sporting guns to be imported.
No matter what a company makes, there will always be people who have something to cry about. I personally have no issue with any gun I choose to carry. If you like it, you find a way to make it work.
I too would be interested in seeing a Kahr, or LC9 test 50-100,000 rounds. I think the answer to the OPs question would be therin.
Small guns are meant to be shot a little and carried a lot. Not have thousands of rounds through them.
Let us preemptively mourn the death of the tester's web and trigger finger! :smile:Quote:
Originally Posted by glockman10mm
200r out of the LC9 or P11 in a single day leaves me more than a tad sore.
Frankly, I was wondering the same thing. The only Glock I ever owned was the G36 in 45 single stack and it was great! I've considered the PPS and the Springfield EMP as they both seem to balance well in my hand.
It is also worth noting that designing a single stack glock that is actually thinner and smaller than a standard glock would take quite a bit of engineering as well. The tolerances between the small single stacks (walther PPS, kahrs, etc) and the larger duty type weapons (glocks, XDs) is very big. My Walther PPS has very tight tolerances and therefore has to be very well oiled and I can't take it to the range and shoot it like I would a glock or XD. The loose fit of the glocks and XDs is what allows you to go out and get mud and dirt into the gun or run it dry with hardly any oil and it will still function quite well.Quote:
Originally Posted by azchevy
Designing a single stack magazine like people envision would constitute a major change in Glock's philosophy of having a duty weapon that would perform in the toughest battlefield conditions. It would be interesting to see if Springfield tries to tweak the XD to make a thinner single stack but their 1911's kinda fill that niche already with the EMP and Micro Compact .45s
no - never, cause California, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, Washington DC and Chicago don't want their taxpaying peasants to own one.Quote:
Will Glock ever make a single stack 9mm?
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- For width, yes. For weight, 1911's still leave a lot to be desired compared to the single stack 9mm's out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by beni
I think Glock just doesn't care about chasing market demand for every category of gun out there....they leave that to Taurus.
Bingo. It is far better to do a few things well, than many things poorly.Quote:
Originally Posted by slacking
Actually the Diamond Back DB9 is a Glock.......sorta........ from what I've been told,Glock couldn't import their small 9s or 380s here so they simply started a company here, Diamond Back, based in Fla...........least what I been told by a gun dealer I deal with.