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Last edited by JDH; 11-27-2019 at 03:46 AM.
My bet is on the Glock 46 released to the masses as the Glock 44.
And btw, a European gun magazine was able to shoot the 46. It comes with a heavy trigger and a lighter one and shorter travel. No manual safety. Slightly heavier than a G19. Reliable: 3 G46 with 10 000 rounds, 5 malfunctions and no parts broken.
https://www.all4shooters.com/en/shoo...e-police-test/
Not according to GLOCK as of May of this year. I think maybe the guys writing that article just assumed you could drop a different connector in and have a standard trigger. The Trigger mech housing is designed to give it the longer pull.Originally Posted by Billy
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A Glock 19Y: A G26 stretched to G 19 size and single stack with 13 rd capacity.
Perhaps it's a G43Millenial, 10 rounds of 5.7x28 in a subcompact, plaid frame.
That’s too mainstream bro. As a millennial I’d only be interested if it was chambered in .44 Henry rimfire, and came with a hypercolor grip frame that changes from turquoise to purple when you touch it.
Last edited by Caballoflaco; 11-27-2019 at 07:55 AM.
My semi-serious guess is a line of optics. That guess is based on the "cross hairs" imagery in the promo.
Okay, but what if it has a built-in shot timer? BOOM!
Game changer.
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Or...countdown round counter. Screen readout. Vibrates when you're down to three rounds. Hunh? Not bad, eh? (Gaston, that one's free...)
except shot timer watches have been around for quite some time.
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