New glock coming

[crestoncowboy]

The times I've seen it, it was because someone owned a Glock 22, saw a box labelled .22, and figured they must match.

Maybe that's the bastards who caused the great 22 shortage. Kept buying 22 trying to find ammo for their glock 22. Lol
Seriously though if they can't figure it out better than that then they need not have a functioning gun. The hole in the barrel is half as big as the entire box of 22. At least its incredibly hard to get hurt but trying to fire 22 in a .40

I once gave an employee a utility knife, a kevlar glove, and a pack of blades at 7 am to cut boxes open and stick in the baler. At 1pm she came up to me and said it was broken. The pack of blades was still unopened. She is still at the company 10 years later. She is also still banned from using a utility knife. Some people just dont need some things.

but I find it humorous that Glock ultra fan's are are already making excuses for the 10 round magazine

I'm a Glock fan. I think it's ludacris that its not at least 15 rds to match the 9mm that this is supposedly a copy of. Ill buy one anyway. It's a glock so spare mags will be something like 37 cents anyway. But each gun company has its overzealous fans. Hk. SIG. Remington. And Glock especially so. No HK ever broke (funny that every part I ever tried to order was "sold out") . No sig ever fired without the trigger pulled. No Remington ever fired when the safety was disengaged. And no Glock ever jammed. It was all user error, limp wristing. Or fraudulent testing.

 

[gbw]

I’ll be getting at least one, I like the Glocks I have, especially the 19s, and I’m a .22 fan also. So a ‘Glock reliable’, 16 oz. loaded, G19 sized .22 is welcome.

My preference would have been for a G48 sized gun (actually my next Glock will be a 48). They are more “.22 sized”, thinner and lighter. But I get why they used the most popular gun they make as a template for their first .22 and I’ll be glad to have one.

The mag size is no issue, especially in a .22.

 

[Terry G]

I'm surprised they didn't at least match the TX22 in round count. Definitely a major selling point. I predict a double stack .22 Glock in the future.

 

[sigarms228]

Glock stated in the video that they wanted the Glock 44 to be most reliable 22 auto loading pistol available and that precluded anything more than the ten round single stack magazine. Glock had been developing the Glock 22 for three years and they used more than 1.5 million rounds of ammo during testing. It is possible that they are still working on/testing a larger capacity magazine but they would not release one unless it maintains their reliability standard. If not then third party manufacturers most likely will come up with larger capacity magazines but if they degrade the reliabilty of the Glock 44 that won't be on Glock.

 

[kozak6]

Yeah...
...or they are continuing the great Glock tradition of releasing the "almost there" product before the "real" product.