GLOCK, Inc., announces today the addition of the GLOCK 26 and the GLOCK 34 Modular Optic System (MOS) to the Generation 5 pistol family, bringing the number of 9×19 caliber pistols in the Gen5 family to four.

The GLOCK 19X isn’t the only big new thing Gaston’s gang has in store for the throngs at the SHOT Show to ogle. They’ve also just announced two more of their most popular pistols are getting Gen 5 upgrades, both in 9mm: the GLOCK 26 (formerly known as the “baby” GLOCK) and the full-size GLOCK 34 MOS. Here’s their press release . . .

SMYRNA, GA. – Jan 2, 2018 GLOCK, Inc., announces today the addition of the GLOCK 26 and the GLOCK 34 Modular Optic System (MOS) to the Generation 5 pistol family, bringing the number of 9×19 caliber pistols in the Gen5 family to four.

The G26 Gen5 and G34 Gen5 MOS continue the evolution of perfection with over twenty design changes to distinguish them from their Gen4 predecessors.  Through rigorous testing and development, GLOCK has combined the historical reliability and trust in the brand with precisely-engineered design changes to meet the demand of consumers world-wide.

New GLOCK 34MOS Gen 5 9mm pistol

“The development of our Gen5 pistols was the result of the constant pursuit of perfection and a desire to meet the requests of the consumer market,” said GLOCK, Inc. VP Josh Dorsey.  “We have combined the standards of high-level performance and reliability with distinctive design enhancements to improve durability, accuracy, and performance.  The benefits enhance the shooter experience at the range and in high-stress situations where fractions of a second matter.”

Among the design enhancements are the GLOCK Marksman Barrel (GMB) which delivers increased accuracy with enhanced polygonal rifling and an improved barrel crown, no finger grooves, ambidextrous slide stop levers for better versatility and control, and an nDLC finish, which is a tougher and more durable finish that is exclusive to the GLOCK manufacturing process.

The G26 Gen5 and the G34 Gen5 MOS will be available on dealer shelves beginning January 22nd, 2018.

For more information about the new generation of GLOCK pistols, contact GLOCK, Inc., or go to us.glock.com.

21 COMMENTS

  1. When the Gen 5s came out, we complained that the changes were “ho-hum, what’s the big deal?”
    Someone here put forth the theory that if the changes were drastic and truly innovative, it would have scared their customer base.
    So their choice was: stick to the business model that works and continue to make money or risk losing money and customers on an unproven idea.
    🤠

  2. Corrects finger grooves

    Adds back retarded crescent cutout

    Just can’t stopping screwing up the front strap, can they?

  3. When they offer a rounded trigger guard. It still wont attract my attention.
    But it will be getting closer.
    Now if they want more of a customer base.
    Change the grip angle. Then maybe Id even grab a hold of one for a trial fit.

    • The barrel is so short that most lights would hang out a ways past it and negate the the entire purpose of the gun.

      • With the ability to use larger mags it would add a bit of versitity to the gun. The m&pc has a rail and it’s barrel is only slightly longer. Owell I guess

    • Are you running a text-only web browser? The photos provided with the article clearly show (at least on my PC) a beveled frame.

  4. I saw a training video of a novice shooter shooting a
    Glock 26 9mm and he got off all 10 rounds in 2.2 sec’s

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