Tom,
Is that a gadget like device on this thing?
Is glock licensing it from you?
Very beretta-esque locking system.
Rotating barrel ? Well thats interesting.
Rotating barrels were used by Colt in the All American 2000 and prior by Steyr 1912.Originally Posted by jandbj
Whoa, trippy. Following with interest.
Interesting.
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It sure is interesting, maybe even more interesting as it is Glock and some real departures from their standard stuff.
I wonder how much of the new design stuff was dictated by the RFP and how much by functional needs to meet criteria?
I like the longer beavertail and the reshaped trigger could be interesting. The barrel lock up is an interesting choice from a was it needed for trigger pull-less take down,accuracy standard or some other stand point kind of way.
I also found the muzzle velocity a bit surprising if I understand it correctly 409M/S works out to 1341 fps. I wonder how they measure it and what projectile weight.
Wow - fascinating to see the picture with the slide locked back - the difference in barrel angle between the tilting and rotary lock designs.
Also, a return to the old style single recoil spring assembly? Not quite a GEN5/M style frame - no half moon cut out.
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