Honest Outlaw's Chris reviews the '7 Worst Guns of 2025', highlighting significant design flaws and reliability issues in several new releases. The Staccato HD P4 faced criticism for ergonomics and trigger, while the KelTec PR57 was panned for poor construction. The Canik TTI Combat Smoke suffered malfunctions, and the PSA PS-15 proved unreliable. Budget options like the Derya DY9 were deemed low quality, and new Glock 17V/19V models removed optics cuts and had reliability problems. The Walther WMP SD took the top spot for its 'wonky' design and poor reliability.
The Glock 19V shares an identical external appearance with the Glock 19 Gen 5, but features internal differences. Key distinctions lie in a slimmer striker profile and a modified backplate notch on the 19V, designed to prevent accidental tripping. These internal changes are the primary focus of the V-series update.
Glock is reportedly discontinuing Gen 3, Gen 5, and Gen 5 MOS models (excluding slimline) by November 30th. These will be replaced by a new 'V' series starting December 2025, including models like the 17V, 19V, and 44V. The 'V' series features internal slide and trigger improvements primarily aimed at preventing the installation of full-auto 'switches'.
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