I wonder why Glock has never made a single stack .40? They've done it for the .380, the 9mm nato & the .45 acp.
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Well they did release the G22/23/27 in Gen5. I own the G23.5 MOS. I’m a fan. Recoils like 9mm +P using 180 gr HST.I don’t believe Glock will introduce a new gun in 40SW although it would safer a bet than a 45GAP or a 357SIG. I’m hoping that they’ll surprise everyone with the G50 a in single stack 50 A.E.
agreedI don’t see it happening with Glock.
Aren't the CA, DC, NY, & NJ magazine(10rds) for the G22 (.40S&W) single stack?I wonder why Glock has never made a single stack .40? They've done it for the .380, the 9mm nato & the .45 acp.
Because the .40 fad has been dying for years, plus a Glock single stack .40 will get extremely few sales outside of USA - Glock's market is heavily global, they aren't going to invest in molds, machinery, training, and new engineering just to appease the FOR-TAY crowd. They would much rather invest in products that make more sense with global adoption which is why they are working on that Glock AR for UK SOF competition right now, plus expanding Gen5 line. The topping on the cake is that all federal US LEOs have either transitioned to 9mm or are transitioning from .40 to 9mm, so even with US federal LEOs, .40 already has their foot deep in the grave.I wonder why Glock has never made a single stack .40? They've done it for the .380, the 9mm nato & the .45 acp.
Not sure if they are “single stack” but there the metal liner in the mag has an hourglass shaped funnel in it to reduce capacity.Aren't the CA, DC, NY, & NJ magazine(10rds) for the G22 (.40S&W) single stack?
Never say never, Glock tooled up to run Gen5 .40 slides that are unique only to the Gen5 .40 S&W models. Sure the 9mm dominates but it pretty much always has, that doesn't make the .40 or .45 dead or dying, just not as popular. 45 GAP is dead and 357 SIG is nearly there, it's dying, not the .40 S&W.Because the .40 fad has been dying for years, plus a Glock single stack .40 will get extremely few sales outside of USA - Glock's market is heavily global, they aren't going to invest in molds, machinery, training, and new engineering just to appease the FOR-TAY crowd. They would much rather invest in products that make more sense with global adoption which is why they are working on that Glock AR for UK SOF competition right now, plus expanding Gen5 line. The topping on the cake is that all federal US LEOs have either transitioned to 9mm or are transitioning from .40 to 9mm, so even with US federal LEOs, .40 already has their foot deep in the grave.
All the comedy on here in the forums of all the people preaching .40 as the ultimate caliber is amazing. The good news is they cannot blame the 9mm folk anymore but instead the gun companies instead as barely anyone is releasing a compact/micro/pocket .40 nowadays, 9mm dominates.