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PROMAG = Please Remember Our Magazines Are Garbage My son had a few and never got all the way through them without a failure. This was in 5.56 . Hopefully these are better.

Today one of my local gun stores had one. It felt just like my LCP in .380 . The slide is extremely easy to rack. Almost too easy. It was priced at $320 but my brother saw some online priced at $238.

I really like the Ruger LCPII in .22lr that was just released but WOW , I just saw that Ruger released ANOTHER pistol in the 5.7 with 20 rd magazines. Pretty dang neat ! https://www.ruger.com/micros/57/

The only thing I dont like is the magazine disconnect. But I'm sure there's a way to DISCONNECT the MAG DISCONNECT like on there other guns. I hoping someone will show a well detailed video of it soon taken apart and showing the guts in it.

I gotta say that we are in the time of awesomeness if that is even a word. All kinds of 9mm's and .22LR's coming out and a load of choices. It's almost a fun as the late 80's and early 90's when you could get an Ak for $200 still packed in cosmoline like new and SKS's for $80 or less. We need to cherish these times. I'm afraid they wont come around again.

Gun Blast , down the way from me , made this video on it. I had no idea this was coming out.

Ruger P85/P89 They run and run and run

Last one I got was a full sized IWI Jericho in 9mm .

I agree with you on the irony comment. They were the creators of high capacity in a pistol. But now they are 10 rds max with this . Hopefully it changes . At this point , my Ruger MKIII works great and doesn't need replacing. I say this and I am a HUGE Glock owner and fan .

I agree it was a huge disappointment for me. I was thinking at least do a 45ACP and 10mm in the width and size of the 43X.

This really sucks .

If they do a pistol cartridge rifle , I think it would be a CZ Scorpion style or some "military" style rifle. I just don't see Glock making a rifle that looks like the Ruger pistol carbine which looks like a hunting style/conventional style rifle. Sad thing is that is they do make any rifle , I bet the price will be sky high.

That would suck because of the extra moving parts. But I have wondered if that was it.

I'm thinking that it will be a 45acp and 10mm . The last few years all Glock has done was made 9mm this and that. So hopefully something in the big bore range. I seriously doubt any rifles or carbines.

Any good realistic ideas on what it could be ? I'd like to say it would be a very slim compact 45acp like the Shield 45 . But as Glock has done here lately it may be something stupid like a new 43X with a stippled magazine base plate.

Andrews makes the best shoulder holster rig there is in my opinion , the Monarch .

It's almost as smooth as the Beretta 92 which is butter smooth. I do have a CZ75 and it is a little more smoother than it.

I was just thinking the same for carry options .

I was about to get the IWI Masada which still seems great and all. It hasn't failed on any reviews. My OCD got me to thinking about if the removable "chassis" would wobble around inside the frame after several rounds and wear and tear and cause things to get out of specifications which would result in things not lining up for feeding and ejecting. So I got to thinking that I could just spend a little more money and get my dream gun the Jericho 941. So I did. She is all steel , heavy and built like a tank and should last me and my son's lifetime. It reminds me of the Ruger P-Series that were heavy and WAY OVERBUILT which is what I like. The barrel is chomoly vanadium like AR15 barrels. Very heavy compared to polymer guns but sweet. I don't know why I waited this long to get it. Frame mounted safety like a 1911 and ability to carry "cocked and locked". Hope you guys like the pictures. I'm going to give her a bath in Ballistol in a day or two before I shoot her.

I'm VERY much straddling the fence about getting it or just saving more money to put up and see what Glock may come up with next year.

I went there the other day and handled it. Trigger pull is light and nice. This gun is extremely simple which I like. The trigger control or fire control system comes out by turning the take down lever and pulling it out. The fire control system looks even more simpler than the Beretta APX's system. I like the Masada a lot !

Just got my Shield 2 months ago and now this ! I'm always late or too early when it comes to these things

Oh I agree with you . I think that with proper maintenance , Glocks in .40 and a few others WILL last past 50,000 rds. I just wondered how many rounds members here had on their .40 guns. A friend of mine went through one of Yeager's fighting pistol class with a .40S&W pistol which was a Springfield Armory XD40 . It ran just fine.

Here ya go . I don't agree with part of it , But it was interesting to hear him say this about the gun beating itself to death. I'm always open minded.

Oh I think the cartridge has its place and I still have my .40 pistol. I was just seeing what you guys thought. My Glock 22 , like others , will wear the slide's rails about mid-ways on the slide then the wear will stop. Its like kinda like a marrying of the parts. After that , the parts no longer wear much at all. My Gen 2 and Gen 3 are the same in that manner.