So, the trend in guns since 2018 seems to be cramming more rounds into smaller guns. We've also seen more options for optics on more pistols, like the PPS M2 coming with a red dot from the factory, and CZ's new line of P-10 pistols already milled for optic plates.
More rounds in smaller spaces, plus an increase in support for carrying optics.
Will that trend continue from here? Do you see Sig making a P365X with larger dimensions and maybe 14-16 rounds to compete with the 43X and 48 from Glock? Or Glock single stacks with "MOS" optic cuts to compete with Walther?
Maybe a miniaturized Romeo sight from Sig to complement the 365?
Will anyone bother cramming more rounds of .40 or .45 into smaller spaces, or will 9mm continue to dominate? What about stuffing 12 rounds of .380 into a pocket gun?
Nothing's more fun than baseless speculation on the Internet! Let's hear it!
What would be on YOUR wish list?
More rounds in smaller spaces, plus an increase in support for carrying optics.
Will that trend continue from here? Do you see Sig making a P365X with larger dimensions and maybe 14-16 rounds to compete with the 43X and 48 from Glock? Or Glock single stacks with "MOS" optic cuts to compete with Walther?
Maybe a miniaturized Romeo sight from Sig to complement the 365?
Will anyone bother cramming more rounds of .40 or .45 into smaller spaces, or will 9mm continue to dominate? What about stuffing 12 rounds of .380 into a pocket gun?
Nothing's more fun than baseless speculation on the Internet! Let's hear it!
What would be on YOUR wish list?