I wish Glock would....#15442010

[mike312]

Build a full-size single stack 10mm/45 based loosely on the G37. I saw the Gen5 G22 will have a slightly beefier slide. Could a combo of this and a grip with more room fore/aft to accommodate the 10mm work? It would open the door for 10mm in a less brick-ish gun. 10+1 10mm the same size as a G22 would be neat....

[Yodaman]

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[Mr. Blue]

..create a church so all the Glock fanboys would have a place to worship.

[AregularGuy]

Get a 1911 in 10mm.

Church of Glock of latter-day shooters. BP as Pope (BigPope-in').

[Cowboy T]

...continue to build quality guns that work (they do) and never make the partly-unsupported-chamber mistake ever again. That includes building the Glock 21, which I find to be a very good ergonomic fit.

Glock should not build a 1911. That's not their thing, and we have plenty of other companies who do already.

[omega]

the GLOCK 22 is more popular than the 10mm, no need to make another one in 10mm

not enough interest

[GeeBee49]

I'm fine with a G21 and a G22.

[Oldmandan]

[Milsurp1]

[Cowboy T]

That's what happens when you get the design right the first time. :-)

Seriously, Glock keeps making the same gun for the same reason the 1911 remains in production. They're both good, solid designs that people clearly want to buy. Gaston's design is good enough that nearly all the other major pistol makers started copying it after the patents expired, and they still copy it today.

So, "confidence? Definitely. "Arrogance"? Yeah, maybe. Justified? Yep, apparently so.

[Old4eyes]

Glock made the Gen 5 for the same reason Apple comes up with a new phone. Because folks want the latest and "greatest".

[Vasir]

Am I the only one that doesn’t like Glock? Let me correct that... no that was right, I don’t like Glock.

I had a Glock 36, and while I know it’s an oddball .45 Subcompact, I shoot my friend’s 3 other Glocks, and while I can’t tell you what they are because they don’t interest me; I can tell you they don’t interest me, so I can’t tell you what they are...

I get it, they’ll eat rounds under any condition and they’re super dependable... but aren’t a lot of guns that way?

With that said I am an HK fanboy so I guess I can understand the (seemingly) blind following.

[gumby]

I had a 36 and couldn't give it away. Carried a 23 on duty for 20 years ( department issue ). The 23 never failed me but still didn't like it. Haven't owned or shot a Glock since ( retired 15 years now). Beretta px4 in 40 is my EDC.

[Oldmandan]

Seriously, Glock keeps making the same gun for the same reason the 1911 remains in production. They're both good, solid designs that people clearly want to buy. Gaston's design is good enough that nearly all the other major pistol makers started copying it after the patents expired, and they still copy it today.

I don’t agree.

From a business standpoint, they were the kings of a market segment they didn’t create, but became the sole leader in.

Their arrogance to think that they knew what the customer wanted best, rather than give customers what they were asking for, has caused them a significant loss of market share.

They basically gave market share to competitors, while they had their nose in the air.

I don’t see their attitude changing anytime soon, so I wouldn’t expect anything new out of them.

It’ll be the same ole, same ole... until the old man dies

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