Buy your 10mm/45ACP Glock now.
Got off the phone with my Glock guy at Glock and was told by him and backed up two other of my distributor today that Glock is dropping the Gen 3 10mm/45acp. .
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Dropping it off Cali roster or stop making the 10mm?
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oh ok. So it wont be sold in Cali once they are Gen 4s.
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Oh Fudge
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It was inevitable, we couldn't expect them to keep making gen3's forever just for the CA non-LE market.
We'll be seeing this happening more and more every year, with all manufacturers, until nothing is left. Liberals call it "die Endlösung der Handfeuerwaffefrage," which loosely translates to "The Final Solution to the Handgun Question." |
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Here's a product review from 2012. https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...45-acp-pistol/ -- Michael |
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Back when you bought your Gen4 (assuming you're in CA) you probably used the single-shot exemption, which no longer exists. |
Good. Mine just went up in value haha. JK value doesn't mean anything I'd never sell it haha.
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Glock may be discontinuing large frame Gen3s, but I'd want multiple, independant confirmation because I've seen the same claim, years ago. -- Michael |
I would be happy if every gun went off the roster.. the gun companies would be doing us a long term favor if they stopped paying the extortion and let all the gun fall off.
A roster with no guns would be easy to address in court.. :) |
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The problem is, this would never happen, simply because the fewer guns on the roster the more profitable the remaining ones become. Once there's only 1 manufacturer left on the roster, you'd have a heck of a time convincing them to give up their monopoly on the CA handgun market. |
Glock marketing is pretty clever. They won't drop their G19/G17 Gen 3.
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They need to drop Gen 3 and Gen 4 and bring out Gen 5 already.
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Seriously, I'm sure there is a psychology experiment involved in this. They either all go whole hog and commit to abandoning the roster, thus allowing every one to sell in CA, or they continue to hold out and reap larger and larger pieces of the pie. If Hipoint were the only one left, then only HiPoints will be sold (legally). Criminals will still have whatever they want, of course. |
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My Glock people call your news and I'm literally quoting: a "bullsh*t!"
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Glock people lol.
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Glocks!
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You guys need to start a petition to Glock
You g17 &;g19's are next! |
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The problem is with the molds. If they get worn out, Glock may not want to put money into making any more. If the molds are still good, there is no reason for them not to run a batch here and there every few years to sell guns in California. California sales must be noticeable to them, but maybe not the 20 and 21 models. They already stopped making the regular framed (None SF) G20/21 pistols. . |
No worries, 1911's will always be there in 45 ACP.
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I can see them dropping 10mm, .357 SIG and 45 GAP models but why 45 ACP?
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They should keep them on the roster even if they stop making them, so people in CA can import them from out of state. Colt should have done the same thing with the 1991s.
If Sig can keep the P6 on roster and Walther can keep the P1 on roster, neither of which have been made in 20-30 years+, Glock should be able to keep G3 10mm and 45ACP on roster. I wonder if they are dropping G30 and G36 models also. |
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And did your GLOCK Svengali happen to mention the .45 ACP G36, which has no SF or Gen4 equivalent? Caselaw |
The 10mm Glocks are some of the most versatile auto-loaders on the roster. It's a shame they will be gone, and I blame the roster than those stand in the way of its removal.
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Got my G20, compensated with extra uncompensated barrel plus 6" extended barrel and 50GI convertion slide.
It's one of my keepers. LAL |
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