2010 Shot Show Glock.mpg

TheFirearmsChannel.com is your best resource for the latest videos from the 2010 SHOT Show. Max Martin reports from the show floor inside the Sands Expo & Convention Center at Las Vegas. On this day, Max is talking with William Carmichael from Glock about the new "Gen 4".

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[simpleman601]

I love how he's pointing the weapon at the guys face.... safe.

[Tricksalot]

in reality, its a showroom gun without a firing pin. yeah i know always treat a gun like its loaded, but, these are showroom guns. they were built out of the factory to not be fired.

[S1PR0DUCTI0NS]

5,000 rounds? lol i have a gen 3 with over 40,000 rounds through it in the past two years with a factory spring

[MarshallDice]

Coming soon to a drive by near you...

[OmegaxGoDx]

i wish i could have the rtf2 gen 4 glock 22 >_< but here in bum fucking were gonna make everything illegal California its not available to civilians.

[gus361]

i like my gen 3 glock 21.

[CaliforniaXlivin]

all you dicks complaining about the direction of this dudes EMPTY firearm muzzle are ghey as fuck. tryin to make it look like you know what your doing behind the trigger when all your really doing is either getting this dude fired, or a bunch of shit at work.

[USMCFISCELLA]

@UncleLoodis Oh you are definitely right poor form yes. He should not be pointing at this guys head but i am sure that it was properly cleared prior to the interview.

[UncleLoodis]

@USMCFISCELLA I just think it's poor form. Sure, when it's disassembled, it's safe...it's just poor form; it's how bad habits are developed. But there are also times when it is assembled that he's pointing it in an unsafe direction. This is just my opinion. I'm not trying to be silly. I'm just saying that it was not a good example of how to handle a handgun, IMHO.

[USMCFISCELLA]

@UncleLoodis wow disassembled really? Should you always be safe? absolutely. A disassembled weapon is just pieces of metal. Also the only time i saw his finger on the trigger was when it was disassembled, which needs to happen to take a Glock apart. And i also don't think that new shooters would look at this guy and say "oh well i guess i can point my gun at people now" you are being silly.

[USMCFISCELLA]

@reesie0414 umm thats why whenever you pick up a weapon you always check it. You can "what if" anything for eternity. Also i have yet to hear of someone "palming" a round into a gun show to cause mayhem. Kind of silly don't u think?

[UncleLoodis]

That's unbelieveable. It doesn't matter if it is 'unloaded' and/or even disassembled. During a large portion of the video, he's pointing the muzzle at the interviewer's head and body, and his finger is on the trigger. It's poor, no, sloppy form; it's a way that bad habits are developed. Equally important, it displays to new shooters that this is acceptable handling of a firearm. It is not.