Falling off roster?

[Norcalkid]

[missiontrails]

Do you really want a CA version P226?

[Oxnard_Montalvo]

Do you really want a CA version P226?

That's more of a question or what you want vs what you can get right?

[saudadeii]

There's no guarantee that any of them will be available next year. If you want one badly enough, buy it now or possibly pay a fortune later.

or move....

[toby]

I say five years from now we will have no roster meaning all will be untouchable.

[LeadFarmer74]

If you want one badly enough, buy it now or possibly pay a fortune later.

People talk about when AK's were $300, the "good ole days". That day is now unfortunately. With the coming election it'll be weird for awhile I think. Whether it be ammo, reloading supplies, rifles, handguns.

[morrcarr67]

You won't know what will or will not be on the roster come next year.

If XXX manufacture pays the renewal fee for YYY handgun then it will be on the roster.

If XXX manufacture doesn't pay the renewal fee than YYY handgun will no longer be on the roster.

You can try contacting the manufactures of the guns you want to be and see if they are planning on renewing the listing; though I doubt you will get much help from them.

[madoka]

How do I find out if these will be renewed? I have a few HGs I would like to get, Shield (purchased last week) 92fs inox, xd9, p226,a 1911 (unsure which one), and a G21.

I would GUESS that all of those will be available next year. Those manufacturers seem to be interested in maintaining their guns on the roster (unlike Ruger and S&W), as evidenced by the fact that they keep even discontinued models on the roster.

[Librarian]

morrcarr67's post is the only answer: manufacturers know.