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  • NeoBlackdog
    Nice!
    Can't wait for the threaded barrel model!
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  • Sam06
    About time.

    I will not buy one because I don't need one not because I hate Glocks ;)

    I don't like forward cocking serrations, they are stupid and ugly IMO.
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  • mark christian
    NeoBlackdog wrote:
    Nice!
    Can't wait for the threaded barrel model!
    Same here.
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  • us55840
    I wonder if they will make a .22 LR or .22 magnum conversion slide with a magazine to use in a Glock 17 or other model :?:
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  • NeoBlackdog
    I just noticed it comes with an ambidextrous slide release. Nice!
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  • mark christian
    It seems that a threaded barrel will be made available.

    https://store.teamglock.com/g44-items/g44-rh-threaded-barrel-kit.html

    Pricing unknown.
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  • He Dog
    Just what I don't need, think of the money I am saving not buying one of those or a Ruger Wrangler. I think I will buy a real gun. :D
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  • Don McManus
    It looks like a striker fired P22.

    An answer to a question no one has asked.
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  • mark christian
    Don McManus wrote:
    It looks like a striker fired P22.

    An answer to a question no one has asked.

    I'm curious if it really is striker fired or if Glock used a concealed hammer under the slide, which was what Walther did with their PPQ-22. The Glock appears to have a full sized, full length barrel, and not the pencil-thin barrel surrounded by a sleeve used by Walther.
    8ccBwYT.jpg
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtkOwFyu3FM
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    https://us.glock.com/en/pistols/g44
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  • David Nunn
    I'll pass on the new Glock. I have a .22 LR Walther PP, and a .22 LR Llama mini-1911. Each is well over 50 years old, and they are better quality than any of the new guns being hyped by the slick-paper gun rags.
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  • bustedknee
    If any gun company can put a new .22 pistol on the market and it start out bug-free, its Glock.

    However, I'll watch it a few months.

    But, I'm a Glock lover and gotta have one.
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  • yoshmyster
    Size of the G19, huh? I was thinking since it's a .22LR maybe G26/27 size since it's also 10 rounds. Unless their thing was to sell the G19. if that was the case why not just sell a conversion for the G19? Maybe it's easier to build from ground up than to figure out the G19 conversion?
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  • select-fire
    They call that target shooting in that video.. Those groups are nasty for being so close. Looks like about 10 yd.
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  • SCOUT5
    I'm sure they'll sell a bunch. Not to me of course.
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  • drobs
    Already have an Advantage Arms G19 conversion, so pass for me.
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  • BobJudy
    select-fire wrote:
    They call that target shooting in that video.. Those groups are nasty for being so close. Looks like about 10 yd.

    Plinker at best. Good training pistol for those that carry serious Glocks. For target I'll stay with my Mod 41 or one of the High Standards. Short light trigger pull instead of long striker fire trigger. Wonder if they'll bring out one in a smaller package? Bob
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  • Don McManus
    Don McManus wrote:
    It looks like a striker fired P22.

    An answer to a question no one has asked.

    I'm curious if it really is striker fired or if Glock used a concealed hammer under the slide, which was what Walther did with their PPQ-22. The Glock appears to have a full sized, full length barrel, and not the pencil-thin barrel surrounded by a sleeve used by Walther.
    8ccBwYT.jpg

    Good point, Mark.

    I guess I saw Glock and just assumed it was striker fired.
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