Gen5...here you go.

[sheep dog]

A marksmen barrel? The standard glock barrel seems pretty darn accurate to me.

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

I like the fact that it doesn't have finger grooves as I've never been a fan of them. You'll get your choice of real irons, a match grade barrel, and not to mention I think the aesthetics of the slide are a big improvement. And from what I understand, there's a huge reliability improvement. Not that Glocks aren't already reliable, of course.

My sources are below.

http://www.recoilweb.com/inside-the-glock-gen-5-129141.html

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

Here's another great video going over the details on the Gen5.

 

[wgatactical]

I'd like to know what other gun ranges are selling them for today if any goes.

Shotspot in Carrollton is $605. I feel like that's a rip off for a bare bones Glock.

 

[Glockadopoulos]

Did they have any blue labels available?

 

[wgatactical]

Did they have any blue labels available?

Blue labels aren't available yet. I got the 19, love the factory trigger. I'll post some pictures once I clean it later.

 

[sinac84]

I like that they have the smooth face triggers on the G19, just wish they would contour the safety tang so it lines up flush with the trigger when you press it in. Nothing a dremel can't fix.

 

[Glockadopoulos]

Smooth factory trigger pull is exciting. If it has smoother recoil spring (less heavy spring than gen 3 and 4), better extraction/ejection, and doesn't lead with cast bullets; it will be the best Glock ever made.

 

[wgatactical]

Just fired 200 rounds out of my gen5, I still took some brass to the face. But I am wrong handed.

 

[spencer60]

How'd the trigger feel? amd difference from the Gen 4?

Also curious on how the grip feels without the finger grooves... better or worse?