Gun Gripes #376: GLOCKS TO BE DISCONTINUED?

Published on October 21, 2025
Duration: 17:22

This video discusses the reported discontinuation of certain Glock models and their replacement with a new 'V' model. The primary change is the modification of the trigger bar and slide geometry to prevent easy accommodation of drop-in auto sears. This move is interpreted as Glock caving to political pressure and attempting to mitigate future legal liabilities related to full-auto conversions, though the effectiveness of this change in preventing all conversions is debated.

Quick Summary

Glock is reportedly introducing new 'V' model firearms that are designed to no longer easily accommodate drop-in auto sears. This change involves modifying the trigger bar and slide geometry, aiming to address political pressure and reduce potential legal liability related to full-auto conversions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock Discontinuation Rumors
  2. 00:14The Issue: Glocks Being Discontinued?
  3. 00:31Glock Caving to Political Pressure?
  4. 01:06Sponsor: Sonor and Desert Institute
  5. 01:41Details of the 'V' Model Change
  6. 02:43Generation Six Glock & Auto Sear Readiness
  7. 03:11Will This Stop Conversions?
  8. 03:45Comparison to MAC Series Design Changes
  9. 04:15Legal Argument: Due Diligence
  10. 04:47Disagreement with Political Pressure
  11. 05:07Curiosity About Stock Ferrule
  12. 06:13FN's Similar Issue with P90/FS2000
  13. 07:54Understanding Glock's Position
  14. 08:38Difficulty with Consumer Models vs. Military
  15. 09:21SAW Conversion Example
  16. 09:31Glock's Reliance on Law Enforcement Sales
  17. 09:50Availability of Older Glock Models
  18. 10:23Reversible and Simple Change
  19. 10:57Machining Capabilities
  20. 11:05Fiduciary Responsibility
  21. 11:31Escaping Potential Liability
  22. 12:00Remington Settlement Precedent
  23. 12:41Fighting Frivolous Lawsuits
  24. 13:34Effectiveness of the Change
  25. 13:56The 'Stupid Hump' Modification
  26. 14:37Plausible Deniability
  27. 14:42Stock Ferrule Uncertainty
  28. 14:49Availability and Pricing of New Models
  29. 15:22Personal Opinion on Sear Capability
  30. 15:45Glock Pulling Out of States?
  31. 16:02Business vs. Making Friends
  32. 16:14Pandering and Industry Precedent
  33. 16:28Outro and Podcast Plug

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main change in the new 'V' model Glocks?

The primary change in the new 'V' model Glocks is that they are designed to no longer easily accommodate drop-in auto sears. This is achieved by modifying the trigger bar and the slide's geometry, making it more difficult to convert the firearm to full-auto.

Why is Glock reportedly making these design changes to their firearms?

Glock is reportedly making these changes to address political pressure and to mitigate potential future lawsuits. By making their firearms less easily convertible to full-auto, they aim to demonstrate due diligence and avoid liability related to the misuse of their products with accessories like auto sears.

Will older Glock models still be available after the 'V' models are released?

Yes, it is expected that older Glock models, such as Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5, will continue to be available. The new 'V' models are replacing most current models, but previous generations are anticipated to remain on the market.

Are the new 'V' model Glocks expected to be more expensive?

No, the new 'V' model Glocks are not expected to be more expensive. Glock is anticipated to honor the same pricing system, meaning the new models will likely cost the same as their predecessors, with the change being a minor design modification rather than a price increase.

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