The Glock V model...the ones we can't have
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Painkillers
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There aren't many Ruger models that I'd steer clear of...if Trudeau wasn't such an as shole.Why would we want the V model?
Personally I'd like one of the Ruger RXM models. It's a Glock without the Glock.
The RXM IMO is “game changer” the pistol on its own shoots well & is reliable, it also has the ability to go to the next level. Frame changes(metal), slides, comps etc. It’s first on my list, if we ever become Free againWhy would we want the V model?
Personally I'd like one of the Ruger RXM models. It's a Glock without the Glock.
What happened when Colt put a woman in charge? lol.
It's all too easy for us to armchair quarterback someone else's business, eh? Gaston would have done the exact same thing, in the exact same time, for the exact same reasons, M$O$N$E$Y!!!
Just watched a bunch of reviews on the RXM this week. Have to agree I'd be grabbing one as well if I moved to the US (let's be honest, legal handguns are gone for good in canadia)The RXM IMO is “game changer” the pistol on its own shoots well & is reliable, it also has the ability to go to the next level. Frame changes(metal), slides, comps etc. It’s first on my list, if we ever become Free again
While that's easy to say, with all the lawsuits thrown against them (I think it was 10 at last count), even the mighty Glock would have gone bankrupt fighting them all. To avoid their own demise, better to hype a new version, and sell another 20 million pistols, before the pearl clutchers realize it will take a mediocre engineer about an hour to make a new autosear for the post vag models.
Of course the gangbangers will continue to use pre vag models and ####ty 3d autosears. But liberals aren't really known for critical thinking.
Of course the other ironic part is that law enforcement and military will continue to be able to purchase the pre vag for the forseeable future. It will also be interesting to see if LEO organizations will be able to dump their used guns on the civilian market, as they have done for years. LEO trade ins are a huge market in the US, if new laws prevent them from being sold... that's a lot of barely fired guns in their inventory.
GliderBuzz
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I'd rather get a Ruger RXM after Glock folded in California, to hell with companies bending for gun grabbers.
GliderBuzz
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William B. Ruger died in 2002, and the ban expired in 2004. I understand Ruger back then was complacent to the ban. Is the Ruger 2025 the same?
Does it even matter in a country where we cannot buy handguns?
ProudPhoenician
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Glocks are Glocks. But I wish I could have a revolver right now... but the revolvers that I really want most weren't legal in Canada for a long ass time... except the S&W Model 629. If they ever repeal the handgun ban I am getting one ASAP.
