Let’s take a closer look at this interesting story of how Glock finished in second place to SIG and how the U.S. military never got to use the Glock 19X for its main sidearm.

Though SIG’s two entrants, full-sized and compact variants of the same platform, are comparable in quality and capability to the Glock 19X, where SIG Sauer was leaps and bounds ahead was ammunition.

Summary: The Glock 19X narrowly missed winning the XM17 Modular Handgun System competition to replace the Beretta M9, losing to SIG Sauer’s P320 military variants. -The U.S. Government cited SIG ...

The new 9mm Glock 19X from GlockGlock Back in June, the Austrian gunmaker released photos of the 9mm Glock 19 and .40 caliber Glock 23 pistols offered up to the Army as part of the MHS program.

The Army may have chosen Sig Sauer’s P320 for its Modular Handgun System program over Glock’s offerings, but that doesn’t mean you have to: Glock plans on releasing a civilian variant of its 9mm Glock ...

Essentially mating a Glock 19 barrel and slide with a Glock 17 frame, the new 19X is the company’s first “crossover” handgun that melds the best of both designs into a do-it-all platform.

The Smyrna, Georgia-based company submitted versions of its 9mm Glock 19 and .40 caliber Glock 23 pistols in the Army's effort to replace its M9 9mm pistol. But in early January, Sig Sauer beat ...

Sig Sauer alleged that Glock’s newest and most popular models, the “Generation 5” and the “Glock 19X” handguns, infringe a patented breech block (the part that closes the breech of a gun ...

Two competitors for the Modular Handgun System contract are now for civilian consumption. The Glock 19X and the Beretta APX were both on display at the annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade show ...