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Hmm not seeing a G47 V 🤔
 
I think they see product lawsuits coming
Bingo!


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Caving to pressure …..
 
For everyone saying it's about the switches... it's more than likely about the money in the form of patents. Re-engineering product manufacturing lines isn't something you do in the short term.


Okay, lost that 10 minutes of life. Might be because of switches, might be because Glock patents expired in early 2000s. Not a very definitive position either way.

I will say his speculation that Glock “could” do some innovation, I’d like to know what Glock could do that’s brand new to the firearms market?

I will hold the position it’s all about the preventing lawsuits against Glock unless they stop the ability for the average person to 3d print a switch and stick it in a Glock in 30 seconds.

As someone mentioned earlier in this thread, likely the “V”s will prevent removal of the rear slide cover and present a different way to remove striker and access that area for cleaning.

While not a firearms engineer, I’m having a difficult time coming up with anything Glock could add that will lead to new patents preventing any other company from copying them.
 
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First they went after the P320, now all Glocks, what’s next…….there main objective in the long run will be confiscating all guns…..there just doing this in small steps right now, this I fear is just the beginning……also forgot Polymer80 is also gone…..
 
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I will hold the position it’s all about the preventing lawsuits against Glock unless they stop the ability for the average person to 3d print a switch and stick it in a Glock in 30 seconds.

While not a firearms engineer, I’m having a difficult time coming up with anything Glock could add that will lead to new patents preventing any other company from copying them.

I'm looking forward to the suits against Ford, Chevy, GM et all to prevent people from modding them with chips and programs to allow more speed and acceleration, too. That's deadly, dangerous and not required to never exceed the posted speed limit.

Then we go after the drink manufacturers for putting sugar in sweet drinks.

We can sue all kinds of manufacturers because people can mis-use their products. We'll all be rich! And safe!

As for new patents, changes to how the trigger bar interacts with the sear and disconnector could well be enough - no more cruciform trigger bar. Instead, some other design, or a housing change to limit access to the trigger bar.
 
I'm looking forward to the suits against Ford, Chevy, GM et all to prevent people from modding them with chips and programs to allow more speed and acceleration, too. That's deadly, dangerous and not required to never exceed the posted speed limit.

Then we go after the drink manufacturers for putting sugar in sweet drinks.

We can sue all kinds of manufacturers because people can mis-use their products. We'll all be rich! And safe!

As for new patents, changes to how the trigger bar interacts with the sear and disconnector could well be enough - no more cruciform trigger bar. Instead, some other design, or a housing change to limit access to the trigger bar.
Here’s a start for you.

I believe there was litigation against the Big 3 automakers because the on-board sensors recorded data that was later sold to the insurance companies that triggered rate increases.

Think … the retired guy that buys a corvette and on the weekends does a few laps at the local oval. Never had a claim, but his *onstar recorded speeding that his carrier used to increase his premiums at renewal time.

Today, thanks to the litigation, such data sharing is an opt-out choice when you buy your next new vehicle.
Not all litigation and lawyers are bad, eh?
 
I'm looking forward to the suits against Ford, Chevy, GM et all to prevent people from modding them with chips and programs to allow more speed and acceleration, too. That's deadly, dangerous and not required to never exceed the posted speed limit.

Then we go after the drink manufacturers for putting sugar in sweet drinks.

We can sue all kinds of manufacturers because people can mis-use their products. We'll all be rich! And safe!

As for new patents, changes to how the trigger bar interacts with the sear and disconnector could well be enough - no more cruciform trigger bar. Instead, some other design, or a housing change to limit access to the trigger bar.

There are people out there that try to sue because the wind hit their 🙄 to hard and got them all excited.

Personally this world seems to have a really bad chimp on their shoulders. Not everyone is bad but the ones that do need a reality check. I know I’m not perfect but damn it’s hard not to want to do something to the idiots of the world (karma will take care of them one day).
 
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