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Glock Lineup Shake-up: Goodbye Almost Every Model, Hello V Models

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Why The Change To The V Models?​

Regulators and lawmakers have been focused on devices and modifications (so-called “Glock switches”) that can convert semi-autos into full auto. Some new state rules and laws have made manufacturers rethink parts and internal geometries. The V Models are being billed as a baseline, simplified platform with internal changes intended to reduce convertibility and align the product line with “future innovations.” Reports also say many V models will launch without MOS (optic cut) variants at first.

Glock has quietly pulled a bunch of models from its commercial catalog and is rolling out a new “V Models” to take their place. Glock’s discontinued list (every Gen-3/Gen-4 and some Gen-5 entries) is published on their site, and Glock will begin shipping V Model pistols in December 2025.

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It’s to the civilian market. The government’s contracts are always the bread and butter for the manufacturers and we get the left overs from that. Every manufacturer like Glock, S&W, SA, CZ, and SIG does this because they know where the money is. Yes “we” have a fraction of the market but don’t buy “bulk” like the government contracts do.
 
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