BREAKING NEWS: In a move that’s sending shockwaves through the gun community, Glock just confirmed they’re discontinuing over 34 popular models—including most Gen 4 and Gen 5 pistols—by November 30, 2025.
Yeah, you read that right. The Glock 19 Gen 5? Gone. The Glock 17 Gen 5 MOS? Gone. That G34 you’ve been eyeing for competition? Gone.
You have less than 6 weeks to buy one before they’re discontinued forever.
So what the hell is going on? Why is Glock doing this? What’s replacing these models? And most importantly—should you buy now or wait for whatever comes next?
As a Colorado gun dealer and former law enforcement officer, I’m breaking down everything you need to know: the complete list of discontinued models, the new V Series details, why this is happening (spoiler: it involves California law and the Glock switch controversy), and my honest advice on whether to buy now or wait.
If you’ve been thinking about buying a Glock, this is the most important article you’ll read all year.
Last Updated: October 21, 2025
Table of Contents:
- BREAKING: Glock’s Official Statement
- Complete List of Discontinued Models (34+ Pistols)
- What Is the Glock V Series?
- Why Is Glock Doing This? (The REAL Reasons)
- Should You Buy Now or Wait?
- What This Means for Gun Owners & Collectors
- Colorado Gun Owners: What’s In Stock Now
- Timeline: Key Dates You Need to Know
- FAQ: Everything Else You’re Wondering
BREAKING: Glock’s Official Statement
Here’s exactly what Glock said—and what they DIDN’T say.
The Official Announcement (October 21, 2025)
The news leaked early on October 20 when an unauthorized retailer (The Glock Store) jumped the gun and announced that only 3 Glock models would remain in production. The internet went absolutely nuts.
Glock quickly issued this statement the next day:
[Glock’s Official Statement]
“Yesterday, a retailer NOT affiliated with GLOCK Inc. made premature statements concerning the availability of certain GLOCK pistols. The individuals making these representations are not authorized to speak for GLOCK. As part of GLOCK’s commitment to future innovations, we are making necessary updates to our product line to align with upcoming offerings. Our dedication continues to be with maintaining the highest level of quality, reliability, and accessibility that you expect from GLOCK. The GLOCK V Series is here to establish a baseline of products while simplifying our processes.”
Source: Glock Official Website, October 21, 2025
What This Actually Means (Translation from Corporate Speak)
Let me translate that PR language into plain English:
“Necessary updates to our product line” = Discontinuing 34+ models
“Align with upcoming offerings” = New V Series launching December 2025
“Establish a baseline of products” = Drastically reducing the number of models they produce
“Simplifying our processes” = Cutting production costs, streamlining manufacturing
Bottom line: Glock is making the biggest change to their product lineup in decades. This isn’t just tweaking a few models—this is a complete overhaul.
How the News Leaked (The Glock Store Controversy)
Here’s the timeline of how this all went down:
October 20, 2025: The Glock Store (an unauthorized retailer, despite the name) leaked the news early, posting that only 3 models would remain: Glock 43, 43X, and 48. The gun community freaked out.
October 21, 2025: Glock issued their official statement clarifying that the leak was “premature” and that more than 3 models would continue (including the new V Series).
The result: Panic buying has already started. Dealers are reporting Gen 5 Glock 19s flying off shelves. Prices are starting to climb.
Complete List of Discontinued Glock Models (34+ Pistols)
Alright, here’s the moment of truth. This is the complete official list of every Glock model being discontinued by November 30, 2025.
If you own one of these, it’s about to become a collector’s item. If you’ve been thinking about buying one, you have less than 6 weeks.
Which Glock Models Are Being Discontinued?
Glock is discontinuing 34+ models including:
- Most Gen 4 models (G17, G19, G22, G23, G26, G27, G34, G35, and more)
- Most Gen 5 MOS models (G17 MOS, G19 MOS, G22 MOS, G34 MOS, and more)
- Several Gen 3 models (G17L, G24, G34, G35)
- Competition and specialty models
Last shipment: November 30, 2025
Replacement: V Series (launching December 2025)
Discontinued Models by Category
9mm Models (Most Popular)
.40 S&W Models
10mm Models
.45 ACP Models
Other Calibers & Specialty Models
What’s NOT Being Discontinued (Models That Are Staying)
These Models Are SAFE (For Now):
✅ Glock 43 (Single-stack 9mm subcompact)
✅ Glock 43X (Slimline 9mm compact)
✅ Glock 48 (Slimline 9mm with longer slide)
✅ Most Gen 3 Models (G17, G19, G22, G23, etc. – still in production)
✅ V Series Models (Launching December 2025)
Why these are staying: Glock’s slimline series (43/43X/48) has been hugely successful and will continue. Gen 3 models remain in production for California roster compliance and law enforcement contracts that specifically require Gen 3.
What Is the Glock V Series? Everything We Know So Far)
Glock isn’t just discontinuing models—they’re launching an entirely new product line. Here’s what we know about the V Series, which launches in December 2025.
V Series Overview (The Basics)
What is it?
- New “baseline” product line replacing Gen 4 and Gen 5
- Simplified SKU structure (way fewer variations)
- Anti-switch design (prevents illegal full-auto conversions)
- Launching December 2025
What does “V” stand for?
Honestly? Glock hasn’t officially said. Speculation ranges from “Version” to “Victory” to “Versatile,” or maybe it’s just the next letter after Gen 5. Your guess is as good as mine.
V Series Features & Changes
Here’s how the V Series compares to what we have now:
The big takeaway: If you want an optics-ready Glock, you need to buy a Gen 5 MOS NOW. The V Series won’t have MOS versions at launch—those are coming in Q1 2026.
Confirmed V Series Models (So Far)
What we know:
✅ V17 (Replacing G17 Gen 5)
✅ V19 (Replacing G19 Gen 5)
✅ V43, V43X, V48 (Slimline models continuing)
✅ Additional models TBA (Glock hasn’t released the full lineup)
What we DON’T know yet:
- Full model lineup (.40 S&W, 10mm, .45 ACP availability?)
- Exact features and specifications
- Pricing
- MOS version timeline
- Distributor-exclusive models
Anti-Switch Design (The Big Change)
This is the real reason Glock is doing all this. Let me explain.
What is a “Glock switch”?
It’s an illegal device that converts a semi-automatic Glock to full-auto in about 30 seconds. It installs on the rear slide plate, and boom—you’ve got a machine gun.
The problem:
- Federally illegal (10 years in prison if caught)
- Flooded the market in recent years (mostly from China)
- Used in gang violence and crimes
- ATF has made it a top enforcement priority
Why Glock is redesigning:
- ATF crackdown on Glock switches
- Bad PR for Glock (their guns being used in crimes)
- California AB 1127 ban on “easily convertible” firearms (more on this below)
How the V Series fixes it:
- Modified slide design
- Redesigned fire control group
- Physically prevents switch from attaching
Important note: If you’re a law-abiding gun owner (which you are), this doesn’t affect you at all. The anti-switch design is purely to comply with new laws and prevent illegal modifications.
When Will V Series Be Available?
Here’s the timeline:
📅 November 30, 2025: Last shipments of Gen 4/Gen 5 models
📅 December 2025: V Series launches (exact date TBD)
📅 Q1 2026 (Jan-Mar): MOS (optics-ready) versions expected
📅 Q2 2026 (Apr-Jun): Full lineup rollout (all calibers)
Where to buy:
- Authorized Glock dealers (like Damage Factory)
- Online retailers (once available)
- Distributor-exclusive models at select retailers
Why Is Glock Doing This? (The REAL Reasons)
Glock’s official statement talks about “innovation” and “streamlining.” But there are two specific reasons driving this massive change.
Reason #1: The Glock Switch Epidemic (ATF Crackdown)
This isn’t just a California problem—it’s a national crisis that’s been building for years.
The Problem:
- Glock switches flooding the market (mostly from China via online marketplaces)
- Seized in thousands of criminal cases nationwide
- Used in gang violence, shootings, and crimes
- ATF making it a top enforcement priority
The Numbers (This is Insane):
- 2019: 814 Glock switches seized by ATF
- 2023: 5,454 Glock switches seized (570% increase)
- 2024-2025: Estimated 10,000+ seized
That’s not a typo. Glock switch seizures increased by over 500% in just four years.
Glock’s Liability:
Legally, Glock isn’t liable—the switches are illegal, and anyone installing one is committing a federal felony. But Glock is facing:
- PR nightmare (their guns associated with crime)
- Pressure from law enforcement agencies
- Pressure from politicians
- Risk of future legislation targeting them specifically
The Solution:
Redesign the guns so switches physically can’t be installed. The V Series anti-switch design eliminates the problem at the source and protects Glock’s brand reputation.
Reason #2: Streamlining Production
Here’s the business side that nobody’s talking about.
The SKU Problem:
Right now, Glock produces:
- Gen 3 models (for California roster and law enforcement contracts)
- Gen 4 models (still popular with many shooters)
- Gen 5 models (current generation)
- MOS versions (optics-ready)
- Non-MOS versions
- Multiple calibers (9mm, .40, 10mm, .45, .357 SIG, .45 GAP)
Total SKUs: 50+ different models
That’s a manufacturing nightmare.
The Cost:
- Complex manufacturing processes
- Inventory management headaches
- Higher production costs
- Slower innovation cycles
- Parts inventory for 50+ models
The Solution:
V Series = simplified lineup. Fewer SKUs, lower costs, faster production, more resources for innovation.
Business Benefits:
- Reduced manufacturing complexity
- Better profit margins
- Faster response to market changes
- More investment in R&D for future innovations
- Easier inventory management for dealers
The bottom line: Glock is doing what every successful company eventually does—streamlining their product line to focus on what sells best and cutting the rest.
Should You Buy a Glock Now or Wait for V Series?
This is the big question everyone’s asking. As a gun dealer and former law enforcement officer, here’s my honest advice based on your situation.
Buy NOW If…
[CHECKLIST FORMAT]
✅ You want a proven, battle-tested platform
- Gen 5 has been in production since 2017
- Millions of rounds through these guns worldwide
- Known reliability, known issues (spoiler: very few)
- 8 years of real-world performance data
✅ You want an optics-ready (MOS) model
- V Series MOS versions won’t launch until Q1 2026 (at earliest)
- If you want red dot capability NOW, buy Gen 5 MOS
- Don’t wait 3-4 months if you’re ready to run an optic
✅ You’re a collector
- Discontinued models often increase in value over time
- Gen 4/Gen 5 will become collectibles
- Limited time to buy new-in-box
- NIB discontinued Glocks typically command 10-30% premium
✅ You need a gun NOW (home defense, CCW)
- Don’t wait 2-3 months if you need protection now
- V Series won’t be available until December (or later)
- Your safety doesn’t wait for product launches
✅ You want a specific model that might not return
- .40 S&W, 10mm, .45 ACP availability in V Series is uncertain
- If you want G22, G23, G20, G21—buy now
- Glock hasn’t confirmed which calibers will be in V Series
✅ You don’t care about the Glock switch issue
- If you’re a law-abiding gun owner (which you are), the switch issue doesn’t affect you
- Gen 5 works perfectly fine
- Anti-switch design only matters for compliance, not performance
Wait for V Series If…
[CHECKLIST FORMAT]
✅ You want the absolute latest technology
- V Series will have newest features
- Anti-switch design (though this doesn’t affect legal owners)
- Potential other improvements (TBD)
✅ You’re not in a hurry
- Can wait until December 2025 or later
- Don’t need a gun immediately
- Willing to wait for MOS versions (Q1 2026)
✅ You want to see reviews first
- Let early adopters test V Series
- Wait for reliability data
- See what features are actually included
- Read real-world performance reports
✅ You’re in California
- V Series will comply with AB 1127
- Gen 4/Gen 5 may not be available in CA after Jan 1, 2026
- Wait for compliant models
✅ You’re on a budget
- Gen 4/Gen 5 prices may spike due to scarcity
- V Series will have standard pricing
- Waiting might save you money (or might not—hard to predict)
Our Recommendation (From a Dealer’s Perspective)
For most people: BUY NOW (Gen 5)
Here’s why I’m telling you to buy Gen 5 before November 30:
1. Proven reliability – Gen 5 has 8 years of proven performance. You know exactly what you’re getting.
2. MOS available NOW – Don’t wait until Q1 2026 for optics-ready. If you want to run a red dot, buy Gen 5 MOS now.
3. Collector value – Discontinued models will appreciate. You’re not just buying a gun, you’re buying a piece of Glock history.
4. Availability – In stock now. V Series may have supply issues at launch (new products always do).
5. No downside – Gen 5 Glocks are outstanding firearms, period. The discontinuation doesn’t make them worse—it makes them more valuable.
The ONLY reasons to wait:
You’re not in a hurry and want to see V Series reviews first
You’re on a tight budget and hoping V Series is cheaper (unlikely)
Bottom line: Gen 5 Glocks are outstanding firearms. The discontinuation doesn’t change that. If anything, it makes them more desirable.
What About Gen 3 Models?
[CALLOUT BOX]
Gen 3 Models Are STILL IN PRODUCTION
If you miss the Gen 4/Gen 5 window, Gen 3 models will still be available:
- G17 Gen 3
- G19 Gen 3
- G22 Gen 3
- G23 Gen 3
- And more
Why Gen 3 continues:
- California roster compliance
- Law enforcement contracts
- Proven design (since 1998)
Downsides compared to Gen 5:
- No front serrations
- No ambidextrous slide stop
- Finger grooves (some people hate them)
- Rougher trigger
- Older technology
Gen 3 is still a solid choice, but if you want the latest and greatest, buy Gen 5 now.
What This Means for Gun Owners & Collectors
Whether you already own a Glock or you’re thinking about buying one, here’s how this discontinuation affects you.
If You Already Own a Discontinued Model
Good News:
✅ Your gun still works perfectly (nothing changes functionally)
✅ Parts and service will continue (Glock supports discontinued models for decades)
✅ Magazines are universal (Gen 3/4/5 mags are interchangeable)
✅ Aftermarket support remains strong (holsters, sights, triggers, barrels—all still available)
✅ Resale value may increase (collector demand for discontinued models)
What to do:
- Keep it, shoot it, enjoy it
- Consider buying extra magazines (just in case, though they’re not going anywhere)
- Hold onto original box/paperwork (increases collector value)
- Don’t panic-sell (value will likely increase over time, not decrease)
Collector Value & Investment Potential
Will discontinued Glocks increase in value?
Short answer: Probably, but not dramatically.
Historical precedent:
- Discontinued Glock models (G17L, G19C, G26C) have modest collector premiums
- NIB (new in box) discontinued models command 10-30% premium
- Used discontinued models: minimal premium (too common)
Most likely to appreciate:
- NIB Gen 5 MOS models (never fired, original box)
- Rare calibers (.357 SIG, .45 GAP, 10mm)
- Competition models (G34, G35, G40)
- Early production runs (check serial numbers)
Least likely to appreciate:
- Used Gen 4/Gen 5 (too common—millions in circulation)
- Standard G17/G19 without MOS (still widely available used)
Investment advice:
Don’t buy a Glock as a pure investment. Guns are tools, not stocks. If you want one, buy it to shoot it. If it appreciates over time, that’s a bonus—but don’t count on it to fund your retirement.
What About Parts, Service & Warranty?
Your Discontinued Glock Will Still Be Supported
✅ Warranty remains valid (Glock honors warranty on all models, even discontinued)
✅ Parts available (Glock stocks parts for decades—they still support Gen 1 and Gen 2 models from the 1980s)
✅ Armorer service continues (authorized armorers can still service discontinued models)
✅ Magazines compatible (Gen 3/4/5 mags work across all generations)
✅ Aftermarket thriving (holsters, sights, triggers, barrels widely available and will remain so)
Glock has a proven track record of supporting discontinued models for 20+ years. Your Gen 5 Glock will be fully supported well into the 2040s.
How This Affects Colorado Gun Owners
As a Colorado gun dealer, here’s what this means for gun owners in our state—and what’s in stock at Damage Factory right now.
Colorado-Specific Considerations
Good News for Colorado:
✅ No state-level restrictions like California – We don’t have AB 1127 or similar laws
✅ Gen 4/Gen 5 models remain legal to own and use indefinitely
✅ V Series will be available when it launches in December
✅ No magazine capacity limits (unlike California, New York, etc.)
✅ Strong Glock culture – Popular with Colorado law enforcement (Denver PD, State Patrol, many sheriff’s offices use Glocks)
What Colorado gun owners should know:
- Gen 5 Glocks are excellent for Colorado CCW permits
- Great for mountain/outdoor carry (reliable in all weather, altitude doesn’t affect them)
- Popular for backcountry use (lightweight, reliable, easy to maintain)
- V Series will be available at Colorado dealers in December
Colorado SB-3 consideration: Remember, as of August 1, 2026, Colorado’s new gun law takes effect. While it doesn’t specifically affect Glocks, it’s worth noting that the firearms landscape is changing. If you’ve been on the fence about buying, now’s the time.
What’s In Stock at Damage Factory RIGHT NOW
🔥 LIMITED STOCK: Gen 4 & Gen 5 Glocks Available NOW
We have a limited selection of discontinued Glock models in stock:
9mm Models:
- Glock 19 Gen 5 (compact, most popular Glock ever made)
- Glock 17 Gen 5 (full-size duty pistol)
- Glock 19 MOS Gen 5 (optics-ready CCW platform)
- Glock 34 Gen 5 (competition long-slide)
Other Calibers:
- Glock 22 Gen 4 (.40 S&W full-size)
- Glock 23 Gen 5 (.40 S&W compact)
- Glock 20 Gen 4 (10mm for hunting/bear country)
⏰ These won’t last. Once they’re gone, they’re gone forever.
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🌐 Shop online HERE
📍 Visit us: Greenwood Village, CO
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Timeline: Key Dates You Need to Know
Here’s everything happening and when:
📅 October 20, 2025: The Glock Store leaks discontinuation news (premature, unauthorized)
📅 October 21, 2025: Glock issues official statement confirming discontinuation and V Series
📅 November 30, 2025: LAST SHIPMENTS of Gen 4/Gen 5 models to dealers ⚠️ You have 6 weeks to buy discontinued models
📅 December 2025: Glock V Series launches (exact date TBD) 🆕 First V Series models available
📅 Q1 2026 (Jan-Mar): V Series MOS (optics-ready) models expected
📅 Q2 2026 (Apr-Jun): Full V Series lineup rollout (all calibers)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is Glock discontinuing all their guns?
Short Answer:
No. Glock is discontinuing 34+ Gen 4 and Gen 5 models by November 30, 2025, but they’re launching a new V Series in December 2025. Gen 3 models (G17, G19, G22, G23, etc.) will continue production. The slimline series (G43, G43X, G48) is also staying.
Which Glock models are being discontinued?
Short Answer:
Glock is discontinuing most Gen 4 models (G17, G19, G22, G23, G26, G27, G34, G35), most Gen 5 MOS models (optics-ready versions), and several specialty models. Popular discontinued models include Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS, Glock 17 Gen 5 MOS, Glock 34 Gen 5, and Glock 22 Gen 4. See the complete list above.
What is the Glock V Series?
Short Answer:
The Glock V Series is a new product line launching December 2025 to replace Gen 4 and Gen 5 models. It features a simplified lineup, anti-switch design (prevents illegal full-auto
conversions), and streamlined manufacturing. MOS (optics-ready) versions will come later in Q1 2026.
Why is Glock discontinuing Gen 5?
Short Answer:
Three reasons: (1) California AB 1127 law banning guns “readily convertible” to full-auto, (2) ATF crackdown on illegal Glock switches (seizures increased 570% in four years), and (3) streamlining production by reducing 50+ SKUs to a simplified V Series lineup. The V Series has anti-switch design to comply with new regulations.
Should I buy a Glock now or wait for V Series?
Short Answer:
Buy now if you want a proven platform, need optics-ready (MOS) immediately, or want a specific caliber (.40, 10mm, .45) that may not be available in V Series at launch. Wait if you’re in California (AB 1127 compliance), not in a hurry, or want to see V Series reviews first. For most people, Gen 5 is an excellent choice with 8 years of proven performance.
When is the last day to buy a Glock Gen 5?
Short Answer:
November 30, 2025 is the last shipment date from Glock to dealers. After that, you can only buy remaining dealer inventory (which will sell out quickly). If you want a Gen 4 or Gen 5 model, buy before mid-December 2025 at the latest.
Will discontinued Glock models increase in value?
Short Answer:
Possibly, but not dramatically. New-in-box (NIB) discontinued models typically command a 10-30% collector premium over time. Rare calibers (.357 SIG, .45 GAP, 10mm) and competition models (G34, G35, G40) are most likely to appreciate. Used Gen 4/Gen 5 models will have minimal premium due to high availability (millions in circulation).
Will Glock still support discontinued models?
Short Answer:
Yes. Glock will continue to provide parts, service, and warranty support for discontinued models for decades. Glock still supports Gen 1 and Gen 2 models from the 1980s. Magazines are interchangeable between Gen 3/4/5. Aftermarket support (holsters, sights, triggers) remains strong and will continue. Your discontinued Glock will be fully supported.
What is a Glock switch and why does it matter?
Short Answer:
A Glock switch is an illegal device that converts a semi-automatic Glock to full-auto. It’s federally illegal (10 years in prison) but has flooded the market from China. ATF seizures increased from 814 in 2019 to over 5,400 in 2023. California’s new AB 1127 law bans guns that can accept these switches. Glock’s V Series has anti-switch design to comply with the law and prevent illegal conversions.
Are Gen 3 Glocks still being made?
Short Answer:
Yes. Gen 3 models (G17, G19, G22, G23, and others) will continue production. They’re required for California roster compliance and many law enforcement contracts. Gen 3 lacks some Gen 5 features (front serrations, ambidextrous controls, improved trigger) but remains a solid, proven platform that’s been in production since 1998.
What to Do Right Now
Here’s your action plan based on whether you want to buy a discontinued model or wait for the V Series.
If You Want a Gen 4/Gen 5 Model (Act Fast)
⏰ You have less than 6 weeks. Here’s what to do:
Step 1: Decide Which Model You Want
- Most popular: Glock 19 Gen 5 (compact 9mm, best all-around)
- Best for home defense: Glock 17 Gen 5 (full-size 9mm, 17+1 capacity)
- Best for CCW with optic: Glock 19 MOS Gen 5 (red dot ready)
- Best for competition: Glock 34 Gen 5 (long slide, 5.3″ barrel)
- Best for hunting/outdoors: Glock 20 Gen 4 (10mm for bear country)
Step 2: Check Local Availability
- Call Damage Factory: [Phone Number]
- Visit our showroom: Greenwood Village, CO
- Shop online HERE.
Step 3: Buy Before November 30
- Don’t wait until the last minute (popular models will sell out early)
- Prices may increase as deadline approaches
- Inventory is already moving fast
Step 4: Stock Up on Accessories
- Extra magazines (3-5 recommended)
- Quality holster (if carrying)
- Night sights or red dot (if MOS model)
- Cleaning supplies and ammo
If You’re Waiting for V Series
📅 Here’s your timeline:
Now – November:
- Join Damage Factory’s V Series notification list (see below)
- Research which V model you want (V17, V19, etc.)
- Save up (pricing TBD, likely $500-$650 range)
December 2025:
- V Series launches (exact date TBD)
- Order immediately (may have supply constraints at launch)
- Expect 2-4 week wait for delivery
Q1 2026 (Jan-Mar):
- MOS (optics-ready) versions available
- Full reviews and reliability data available
- Supply stabilizes
If You’re Undecided
Do this:
Visit Damage Factory – Handle Gen 5 models in person, see how they feel
Talk to our staff – Get expert advice from people with law enforcement and military backgrounds
Consider your timeline – Need a gun now? Buy Gen 5. Can wait? Consider V Series.
Check your budget – Gen 5 prices may spike, V Series pricing unknown
Make a decision by mid-November – Don’t wait until the last minute and miss out
Conclusion: The End of an Era (And the Start of a New One)
The discontinuation of Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glocks marks the end of an era. These pistols have served millions of gun owners, law enforcement officers, and military personnel around the world. The Glock 19 Gen 5 alone has been called “the most popular handgun in America”—and for good reason.
But this isn’t the end of Glock—it’s a new beginning.
The V Series represents Glock’s response to changing laws, evolving threats (like the Glock switch epidemic), and the need for streamlined manufacturing. While we don’t yet know all the details, Glock’s track record suggests the V Series will maintain the reliability, simplicity, and durability that made Glock famous.
So what should you do?
If you’ve been thinking about buying a Glock 19 Gen 5, Glock 17 Gen 5, or any other discontinued model, now is the time. You have less than 6 weeks before the last shipments arrive. After that, you’ll be buying from remaining dealer inventory—and prices will likely increase as supply dwindles.
If you’re willing to wait, the V Series launches in December. You’ll get the latest technology, anti-switch design (though this doesn’t affect law-abiding owners), and a simplified product line. Just know that MOS versions won’t be available until Q1 2026.
Either way, you can’t go wrong. Gen 5 Glocks are proven performers with 8 years of real-world reliability data. The V Series will carry on Glock’s legacy with modern updates.
At Damage Factory, we’re here to help you make the right choice. Whether you want to grab a Gen 5 before they’re gone or get on the V Series notification list, we’ve got you covered.
Visit our Greenwood Village showroom, give us a call, or shop online. Our team (with law enforcement and military backgrounds) can answer any questions and help you find the perfect Glock for your needs.
The clock is ticking. What will you choose?
⏰ LAST CHANCE: Gen 4 & Gen 5 Glocks Ending November 30
In Stock NOW at Damage Factory:
✅ Glock 19 Gen 5 (most popular handgun in America)
✅ Glock 17 Gen 5 (full-size duty pistol)
✅ Glock 19 MOS Gen 5 (optics-ready CCW)
✅ Glock 34 Gen 5 (competition long-slide)
✅ Glock 22/23 Gen 4 (.40 S&W duty/carry)
✅ Glock 20 Gen 4 (10mm for Colorado backcountry)
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Sources: Glock Official Website (us.glock.com), Glock Official Statement (October 21, 2025), Pew Pew Tactical breaking news coverage, California Legislature AB 1127 bill text, ATF Glock switch seizure data, firearms industry sources, dealer communications.
Disclaimer: This article provides information about Glock’s product discontinuation for educational purposes. Prices, availability, and specifications are subject to change. Always verify compliance with federal, state, and local laws before purchasing any firearm. Damage Factory is an authorized Glock dealer. Contact us for current inventory and pricing.