Ho ho ho, now I have a single stack Glock 9x19mm sub compact....

[RustyShackelford]

You older forum members may remember that bit from the action film; Die Hard(1988), www.imdb.com .

I saw a new pic from @Glockinc with a diagram that looks like a 9x19mm Glock pistol.
This may, may be the long asked for(Glock fan requested) single stack sub-compact pistol.
The new S&W "no thumb safety" Shield & the S-A XDs 9mm model might have sped up Glock's plan(s).
This is interesting. If you are on Instagram.com , check out Glock's official post.

Honestly I think it may be released in the USA in early 2015 at the big SHOT trade show in Las Vegas NV.

We will see.

 

[rskent]

Well the slide says Glock 17 Gen 4. You might be right about the SHOT show, but not the picture.

 

[9mmepiphany]

Nope, that is just what a Glock looks like in a schematic

 

[RustyShackelford]

A closer look....

It looked to me like the rear section of a 36 or maybe a 42(.380acp). The Glock slide looked like it had a "9x19mm" stamp, .
It could be another model or caliber. A Youtuber used the label; 26S.

As noted, we will see.....

 

[sauer1911]

Nah it looks like a gun for the Cali market. Magazine plugged to only single stack 10 rounds. The mag is exactly like my original 17 rounds but less ammo.

be safe

 

[mgmorden]

Nah it looks like a gun for the Cali market. Magazine plugged to only single stack 10 rounds. The mag is exactly like my original 17 rounds but less ammo.

be safe

That is indeed how Glock does their 10-round mags (I got a few used 10-rounders for a very good price a while back).

Instead of cutting off/plugging the bottom of the mag to limit capacity they keep the same outer tube and then setup the interior ribs so that the rounds go in single-stacked. Limits capacity but does nothing for the size.

Not sure if that's what you're seeing here (can't pull up the pic right now), but its plausible.