Lookie here...Glock rifle patent filed

[georgeib]

The lack of simplicity and multitude of moving parts are a massive turn off. I predict this will never become mainstream as it will never be significantly adopted by LE or MIL. Frankly, it's a tall order to really improve on the simplicity and reliability of the AR or even the AK design.

[JoshNC]

Huh??

......exactly

[JoshNC]

Based upon the drawings I believe the original poster is correct when he stated that the anvil hits the rear of the ejector to eject the round. The drawings shot the bolt unlocking, and the anvil sticking something at the rear of its movement resulting in a case being ejected.

I stand corrected. That is indeed what it is.

[SteyrAUG]

That is a good looking rifle

AR design with an AUG QD barrel. That's what I need in my life.

[SteyrAUG]

The lack of simplicity and multitude of moving parts are a massive turn off. I predict this will never become mainstream as it will never be significantly adopted by LE or MIL. Frankly, it's a tall order to really improve on the simplicity and reliability of the AR or even the AK design.

I have come to the realization that all rifles are either an AR-15, FNC or or an AR-18. Sometimes they are SIGs, HKs or AUGs but those aren't typically encountered.

[georgeib]

I have come to the realization that all rifles are either an AR-15, FNC or or an AR-18. Sometimes they are SIGs, HKs or AUGs but those aren't typically encountered.

You're a wise man!

[Ron3]

Ar18 and AK47 had a bastard child that wants to be an LMT MRP?

That's exactly what I saw!

[recon]

A new updated detail view of this rifle from Glock.

[WickedWillis]

How are you going to release a Glock rifle that is nor chambered in a pistol caliber?

Oh right, this is the same company that thought the Glock 43 was a great idea to compete with the Shield and 365. I love Glocks, but I scratch my head at so many of their decisions