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The GLOCK Collectors Association 2025 Journal includes:
The GLOCK G42 and G43 are two important milestones in the evolution of GLOCK pistols and GLOCK as a company. In "GLOCK Pocket Pistols" we delve into the history of GLOCK's first pocket pistols, the G42 and G43.
We have received emails from GCA members and friends about GLOCK switches. We want everyone to know that a switch or auto sear is considered a machine gun by the ATF. Switches are illegal to possess, manufacture, or sell. In “GLOCK Switches,” we look at two types of switches and provides important insights.
The GLOCK G25 is finally available in the U.S. for the commercial market on a limited basis. The G28 is also available on a limited basis through Talo. We review the Gen3 .380 Auto in “GLOCK 25 .380 Auto, Finally!”
We also take a look at the G17L Gen5, the latest version of GLOCK’s long slide pistols. Check out “New G17L Long Slide: Gen5 Status Quo.” We are happy GLOCK resurrected the G17L, but did GLOCK miss an opportunity?
The Pistol 9mm Maritime (P9M) was created as a variant of the Gen2 GLOCK 17 at the request of several German Special Forces units. Read "Pistol 9mm Maritime" and learn the details about the GLOCK P9M.
Plus GLOCK Q&A:
- Early G21 Gen2?
- 5 Grand For A GLOCK?
- Dad's G19
- Alpha Order?