Not real hard to figure out the inspiration for that...can we say Sig 365?
The problem Glock faces is their adherence to poly/steel magazines. They arguably make great mags (tho' I'm not crazy about the poly-on-poly mag catch; hard run Glock mags will show it), but the polymer adds thickness.
The Sig's steel, tapered double stack produces a grip no wider than the Glock's single, and the current 6+1 Glock is larger overall than the 10+1 Sig.
I'd be surprised if Glock doesn't make something to counter the Sig, but it will be interesting to see what form it takes.
At a bare minimum, Glock should have long since made higher capacity magazines for the 42 and 43, even if they are only to be carried as spares.
Moon
The problem Glock faces is their adherence to poly/steel magazines. They arguably make great mags (tho' I'm not crazy about the poly-on-poly mag catch; hard run Glock mags will show it), but the polymer adds thickness.
The Sig's steel, tapered double stack produces a grip no wider than the Glock's single, and the current 6+1 Glock is larger overall than the 10+1 Sig.
I'd be surprised if Glock doesn't make something to counter the Sig, but it will be interesting to see what form it takes.
At a bare minimum, Glock should have long since made higher capacity magazines for the 42 and 43, even if they are only to be carried as spares.
Moon