For Glock fans...

[Trinimon]

Well look who's getting into the Glock market...

 

[NAA]

Yo!

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NAA.

 

[silverfoxdj]

So let me ask is that a good thing?

 

[NaviDave]

Gen 1-3? Wonder why not gen 4?

 

[Nestor]

So let me ask is that a good thing?

More choice is always good. Is that some, real kind of improvement? I doubt.

 

[Paulinski]

Why?..

 

[L1911]

beside the front serration, I cant see any difference between original Glock slide and this one. I puzzle me that the manufacturer claims to reduce the trigger pull to 4LBS-ish trigger pull without changing out the springs and the connector. Hey, after all, I only own a few Glocks.

 

[Clobbersauras]

Forward serrations on a Glock are a good thing. Especially if you do any amount of dry fire.

 

[Nestor]

beside the front serration, I cant see any difference between original Glock slide and this one. I puzzle me that the manufacturer claims to reduce the trigger pull to 4LBS-ish trigger pull without changing out the springs and the connector. Hey, after all, I only own a few Glocks.

Probably it's due to the firing pin safety being easier to disengage. My guess of course.

 

[yohann160]

PWS : adding useless parts to designs that work already now featuring GLOCK.

 

[Cocked&Locked]

PWS : adding useless parts to designs that work already now featuring GLOCK.

ROFLMAO..... nice!

 

[yohann160]

Glad you enjoyed that !

 

[Master-G]

Pricing in the US is apparently $449 with Glock sights and $549 with Trijicons so it's not cheap. I must say I like the look, with its angled corners, and PWS makes good AR15 gear, but none of the features seem worth the price.

"Diamond-like Carbon" finish? I'm sure it's good but it's not like Glocks are rust buckets. Crisp 4 lb trigger? I don't mind the factory trigger, and there are a bunch of replacement triggers already available to those that want one. So you you're left with the front serrations...probably not worth almost as much as a new Glock.