Glock 40 submitted for testing?

[_TomT_]

Perhaps they are taking pre-orders for our elite citizens. Failing that, not a chance.

Old Leland manage to phone in his orders from prison it seems, glad Turners is making the extra effort to getting guns into the hands of upstanding congressmen.

[phase1]

a lot of hearsay

[galaxius]

I nominate you to be the one to contact DOJ for confirmation. Let me know what you find out, I'll be on the edge of my seat...

I was actually thinking of asking them via their "Contact Us" form online, but I'd probably have better luck writing to Santa Claus.

[Bill Steele]

I heard DOJ is dropping the micro stamping feature as a requirement to get on the approved roster.

I heard that rumor as well and initially discounted it. Then I thought about it a while and realized if they suspended the micro stamping requirement it would mean more work for the department, more work equals bigger empire, larger budget, higher pay grade for department heads, etc.

Maybe there is a shot after all? Nah...

[MosinVirus]

I heard that rumor as well and initially discounted it. Then I thought about it a while and realized if they suspended the micro stamping requirement it would mean more work for the department, more work equals bigger empire, larger budget, higher pay grade for department heads, etc.

Maybe there is a shot after all? Nah...

Microstamping requirement is not the only thing that would block a new glock from getting on a roster. Don't forget about magazine disconnect And LCI.

[19K]

It's probably pre order for law enforcement only.

[rm1911]

Citation needed.

Calguns

[JTROKS]

Citation needed.

That's why I said I heard. I'm also looking for more info if this is FUD or real.

LCI amd magazine disconnect are real compared to firearms grade micro stamping.

[Cal10]

Can you get micro stamps at the post office?

[Bill Steele]

Can you get micro stamps at the post office?

Of course, but since Jan 1, you have to take a test and get a Certified Philatelist Certificate. Possession of a micro-stamp without that cert can be costly...

[KHF1222]

I heard DOJ is dropping the micro stamping feature as a requirement to get on the approved roster.

The microstamping feature is a statutory requirement, and the DOJ has no regulatory authority to drop it.

I read in another post that the new Glock 40 (Long slide 10mm) has been submitted to DOJ for
safety testing, is there any substance to this claim? Has anyone contacted Glock or DOJ to confirm?

Claim is a non-starter.

Even if a Glock 40 was being tested, the DOJ would not know anything about it until after the California DOJ certified
testing laboratory submitted a Compliance Test Report on CA DOJ Form FD-021 for the Glock 40, and submitted one of the
three tested Glock 40 handguns to the DOJ. Even if a Form FD-021 was submitted by the testing laboratory to the CA DOJ
it would show the Glock 40 as being non-conforming with CA DOJ regulations and not meeting Roster requirements.

The CA DOJ would never receive a Compliance Test Report on a Glock 40 since I cannot imagine Glock would consider
initiating a request to a designated CA DOJ-Certified testing laboratory for this pistol. Glock would end up being put
out-of-pocket the direct costs to cover test expenses by the laboratory and the costs to supply three handguns for a
Glock 40, all for a pistol which Glock knows could not possibly conform to the magazine disconnect, loaded chamber
indicator, and microstamping requirements of the California Roster.

[ontmark]

He _ _ I could life with some sort of Mag Disconnect and LCI. Even my old S&W 659 has these and I can live with them. I do not like them but they are ok.

Hate the New SIG LCI shark fin. But they can be taken care of.

All of my Semis have something that could be considered a LCI except my P6. Even my Beretta 96 has that little raised hump on the extractor claw with a Red Mark on it and Beretta calls it a LCI. .