Well, let me start by saying that I am not a spokesperson for Glock, nor do I have any insider knowledge of their future plans. However, based on the information that has been circulating, it does seem likely that Glock may be working on a rifle or carbine variant.
The rumors and speculation began when SpartanAT, a German blog, discovered a series of patents filed by Glock that appeared to be related to a rifle design. These patents included drawings and descriptions of features that are commonly found on rifles, such as a longer barrel, a stock, and a magazine well.
Now, it’s important to note that just because Glock has filed patents for a rifle design, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they will actually bring a rifle to market. Companies often file patents for various designs and technologies as a way to protect their intellectual property and explore different possibilities. So, while the patents are certainly intriguing, they don’t guarantee the production of a Glock rifle.
On the other hand, it wouldn’t be surprising if Glock did decide to venture into the rifle market. The company has a strong reputation for producing reliable and durable firearms, and expanding their product line to include a rifle could be a logical step for them. Additionally, many Glock enthusiasts and firearm enthusiasts in general have expressed interest in seeing a Glock rifle, so there could be a market demand for such a product.
However, until Glock officially announces the development or release of a rifle, we can only speculate about its features and specifications. We don’t know if it will be a semi-automatic or a fully automatic rifle, what caliber it will be chambered in, or what other design elements it may have. It’s all purely speculative at this point.
While the existence of Glock rifle patents suggests that the company may be exploring the possibility of entering the rifle market, we can’t say for certain if or when a Glock rifle will become a reality. Only time will tell.