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Home » GLOCK Confirms V Series, And They’re Pissed

GLOCK Confirms V Series, And They’re Pissed

Adam Green By Adam Green October 21, 2025 3 Min Read
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GLOCK Confirms V Series, And They’re Pissed

Glock has officially confirmed the existence of its new “V” series pistols after an unauthorized retailer and an individual not affiliated with the company leaked details ahead of schedule.

In an email sent to Concealed Nation, Glock acknowledged the leak and verified that the new line is real, but made it clear that the premature disclosure was not part of their plan.

The tone of Glock’s message was measured but unmistakably irritated, and rightfully so. The leak forced the brand into a reactive position, robbing them of the ability to introduce the “V” line in the impactful, controlled manner they intended. Glock invests heavily in coordinated launches that align manufacturing, dealer readiness, and global marketing, and when someone outside the organization compromises that effort, it undermines the professionalism and precision the company is known for.

Glock’s acknowledgment serves both as confirmation of the new series and a reminder that unauthorized disclosures not only damage trust but also erode the excitement and momentum surrounding a major product debut.

Below is the email with additional information:


The GLOCK V Series is Coming

Yesterday, a retailer NOT affiliated with GLOCK Inc. made premature statements concerning the availability of certain GLOCK pistols. The individuals making these representations are not authorized to speak for GLOCK.

As part of GLOCK’s commitment to future innovations, we are making necessary updates to our product line to align with upcoming offerings. Our dedication continues to be with maintaining the highest level of quality, reliability, and accessibility that you expect from GLOCK.

The GLOCK V Series is here to establish a baseline of products while simplifying our processes.

V Models will be available on shelves and for media loan December 2025. GLOCK V Series pistols are marked on the slide and frame with a „V.“

Commercial models include:

  • G17 V
  • G19 V
  • G19X V
  • G45 V
  • G26 V
  • G20 V MOS
  • G23 V
  • G23 V MOS
  • G21 V MOS
  • G44 V

Distributor Exclusive Models

  • G19C V
  • G45C V
  • G17C V
  • G19X V MOS TB

Externally, the pistols remain the same trusted look and performance you already know.


We will be getting our hands on a few of these new V models shortly. Stay tuned to see the changes.

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