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Glock 42
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Meh, it's just a small Glock. I love Glocks but is this really "exciting?" Especially in CA?
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It isn't even small. It's huge compared to Kahr.
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I'd like to see some comparison photos between the Glock 42, the Kahr P380 and the Ruger LCP.
Bottom line is the 42 has a market to female, older, and inexperienced shooters who can't handle the recoil of the 9mm. Same concept as the Ruger LC38. |
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Yup, especially if they follow up with a 10mm version.
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I imagine the Glock 21 Lone Wolf 6" 10mm barrel would fit. Worth a try.
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same here, i always like seeing new models. now the g41... that i could get into for sure.
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BTW, I'm not a Glock fan but, I hadn't seen any discussion about this yet. I'd rather have a Sig232.
Not a problem. It can use generic .380 components.
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Or just a PPK in .380!
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I think availability will be tight the first year. There is a real threat that SSE will be gone this time next year. Why go to the expense of the components when you won't move that many and then closed? Don't see it. Love to be wrong.
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Meh, pointless gun is pointless. Who the heck needs that big of a gun in 380acp? There are so many guns that are the same size or even slightly smaller than the G42 that are chambered in 9mm or 40S&W it really befuddles me that Glock would even bother with this. They could have easily done the exact same gun in 9mm and had a real winner. I'm sure some people will love it, just like some people like the Ruger LC380, but as much as I like Glocks I will stick with my LCP for 380acp for now.
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-PPK
-Sig P238 -Colt polymer XSP .380 -S&W Bodyguard -Ruger LCP I'm a Glock guy but Glock is late to the party. I wont be in the sell my LCP to buy a glock boat.
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I am in the same boat. I have an LCP that I carry, and also own bigger .380's. If they were to come out with a 9mm the same size, I would add it to my collection though.
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Sorta late to the party...
And given its size I would rather carry my Baretta Nano 9mm as a CCW weapon.
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I predict they will sell truckloads of this pistol. Probably more than the 10mm, 357sig, and 45gap. I think it is a perfect size. Not too small like the LCP and not too big or heavy like the lc380 with the glock trigger.
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Naming a gun the "Glock 40" would create confusion with consumers unless it was .40 to begin with. I believe they are skipping that number.
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I've heard people unfamiliar with the Glock model lineup think "Glock 22" was a .22LR Glock! |
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They are probably skipping G40 as it would just confuse people too much.
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The 42 makes sense to me.
It's a glock that caters to females and the elderly who might have trouble even trying to rack a 17 let alone put up with the snappy recoil of a small single stack 9mm. The heavy trigger throws me off but I can see that for safety and peace of mind on a carry piece. So I hope there will be a connector and spring kit for it. I think it will be perfect for my wife and daughter to train on and maybe try in a ankle holster too. So yeah... I want one I'm hoping oc armory or rifle gear will sse Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk |
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