shooter521
Certified Glock Nut
In a recent thread about my Glock Armorer's re-cert class (https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/handguns/321274-glock-armorer-update.html), I mentioned the instructor told us that Glock would be unveiling two new guns at SHOT Show in January.
I was doing some ordering for the shop this evening, and found that the new models are already in our distributor's system.
Very little information is available (and no pics or description), but what is there allows us to make some inferences.
They are listed under "handguns," so no Glock Carbine (big surprise)
One model will be the Glock 41. SKU numbers are PG4130101 and PG4130103, which indicate adjustable sights, and a low-cap and hi-cap version. The Glock 41 is more expensive than any of Glock's other pistols to date; based on the wholesale cost I'm seeing, street price will be $779.95 at my shop. Given that, my official guess is that the new Glock Model 41 is going to be an optics-ready, competition-oriented pistol to compete with the S&W M&P CORE and FNH-USA FNX-45 Tactical.
The other model will be the Glock 42. SKU number is UI4250201, which indicates US-made, fixed sights and a low-capacity (10 or less) magazine. Wholesale price on this is only slightly above the Gen3 models, so street price should be $539.95. I think this is a new single stack .380 or 9mm of some sort.
Or, I could be completely wrong. Guess we'll find out in January if not before!
I was doing some ordering for the shop this evening, and found that the new models are already in our distributor's system.
Very little information is available (and no pics or description), but what is there allows us to make some inferences.They are listed under "handguns," so no Glock Carbine (big surprise)
One model will be the Glock 41. SKU numbers are PG4130101 and PG4130103, which indicate adjustable sights, and a low-cap and hi-cap version. The Glock 41 is more expensive than any of Glock's other pistols to date; based on the wholesale cost I'm seeing, street price will be $779.95 at my shop. Given that, my official guess is that the new Glock Model 41 is going to be an optics-ready, competition-oriented pistol to compete with the S&W M&P CORE and FNH-USA FNX-45 Tactical.
The other model will be the Glock 42. SKU number is UI4250201, which indicates US-made, fixed sights and a low-capacity (10 or less) magazine. Wholesale price on this is only slightly above the Gen3 models, so street price should be $539.95. I think this is a new single stack .380 or 9mm of some sort.
Or, I could be completely wrong. Guess we'll find out in January if not before!
