Another .22LR. Might get one.

What is with the hype/presentation? I thought for a moment they were channeling Steve Jobs!

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:

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Not sure about it being legendary though

At least they didn't use "GAME CHANGER".

LOL they just did

10 round capacity. Stupid.

G19 size but lighter, why not G48 size?

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Originally posted by ruger357:
10 round capacity. Stupid.

Yes, very stupid. Should have made it G48 / G43 sized for 10 rounds of .22

I'm happy about it, I want one.

I wonder what the parts interchangeability is with the G19, trigger, frame?

Need a threaded barrel, and bigger capacity mags for sure.

These MFers come out with a 10 rd capacity .22LR.

Idiots.

Adjustable rear sights. Several typos on the webpage where it uses inches instead of ounces for the weight.

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At least they didn't use "GAME CHANGER"

I did hear the short-haired lady say "game changer"!

I’ve already had this gun for years. Advantage Arms.

I may have bought a 48 sized .22 for the kids. Not interested in a 19 sized gun.

Are they selling it as top end “exchange” kit or just a complete gun?

Glock trolled their fan base with that pic.

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Originally posted by bubbatime:
These MFers come out with a 10 rd capacity .22LR.

Idiots.

Give it a few months, and there will be companies that will make a giant mag for it. My guess is they are drooling over how large they can make the capacity

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Originally posted by Lord Vaalic:

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:

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Not sure about it being legendary though

At least they didn't use "GAME CHANGER".

LOL they just did

Well at least they didn't use "it's our best iPhone Glock yet!" hehe

Look out Taurus, GLOCK is coming for you!

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Well that was disappointing.

Welcome to Glock and their product announcements. This has been going on for many many years....

Im buying the Taurus

Will Hayden approves.

Well, sighhhhhh! Not even close to something I'd have an interest in buying.

A 22?! There are a lot of them on the market, some plinkers/field guns and some very, very accurate. And a bunch of discontinued, yet still readily available, 22s that fit in either category.

I guess I just don't see the need in the market for this. Now, that carbine they're gonna come out with next year, well yeah!

Bob

Para still waiting on his legendary carbine...

I guess I'm in the minority in that I'm mildly interested. I don't care that much about magazine capacity for a range toy / plinker / training tool, and I imagine making a reliable .22 double stack magazine is pretty tricky given how many single stacks I've seen in this space.

For the first two applications (range toy / plinker) it has a lot of competition of course, but for a training tool, building it with the same frame size as Glock's most popular handgun makes a lot of sense.

If the street price is in the $300-350 range and the reliability is as good as they claim, I could see getting this alongside a 19 for one of my kids.