Ruger is steppin' out again..

[Rougarou]

This is the most exited I have ever been over a Glock and best of all it's not a Glock, don't get me wrong I like Glocks but once you've seen 1 or 2 2x4s they all look the same after that

 

[Rolling_trip]

 

[Jambo]

Well, now all the good ole boys with the 2' tall Ruger flaming chicken on the back window of their trucks who said "I ain't ne'er gon' buy one of them plastic guns!" can finally buy a Glock.

 

[hkmp5g17]

Looks like a nice take on a Glock. I guess the chassis designs are the new hotness, but I'm not convinced it's very important; who ever swaps the grip?

I do- p365x slide on standard or X/XL grip depending on needs.

^ I also think it's likely that the serialized chassis has a (still in development) Magpul PDW chassis it fits into

 

[rgo]

I do- p365x slide on standard or X/XL frip depending on needs.

^ I also think it's likely that the serialized chassis has a (still in development) Magpul PDW chassis it fits into

You're the first person I've heard say they change grips more than once. That's cool.

If Magpul comes out with a PDW and bunch of grip options, it would be very interesting.

 

[shootsacanon]

“Looks like a Glock, shoots like Glock, but when the slide rusts instantly, you’ll know it’s a Ruger.”

That said, I like it and hope they’re good. 👍

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Looks like a nice take on a Glock. I guess the chassis designs are the new hotness, but I'm not convinced it's very important; who ever swaps the grip?

I think the chassis system is more popular in Commie states/countries where getting your hands on another pistol would be a real problem. But for the rest of us it's just not that big of a selling point.

 

[Ixraypeople]

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I shot Marvin in the face!

 

[charlie hotel lima]

It's hard to get excited at YAG.

Yet Another Glock.

I agree, the gun everyone hates changed the handgun world forever.

 

[BHPSteel]

I agree, the gun everyone hates changed the handgun world forever.

It's funny - I don't own a Glock, because the ergos don't work for me, just like I'm sure that some barn framers don't like the way an Estwing hammer feels - but I do find it hard to understand why people actively hate what is basically a perfectly serviceable tool.

And when I tell people I don't own one, it's interesting to hear the assumptions people make about why I don't.