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Evaluating their business is why
In any other business the principles are exactly the same. What do we do well? Once you have the answer to that question you do it until it is played out. The current Glock models sell so fast there is no need for them to change. They are killing it in the .mil and LE area and the general public is buying as much of their current product line as gets to the shelves.
I have had 3 single stack 9mm pistols. A ruger LC9 that went back 3 times before it coudl achieve reliability and it never did. A Beretta nano that would only run on +p defensive ammo (fine for carry but could not train with it because of ammo cost). Finally I just got rid of an XDS with a recall and unreal wait times.
I just went back to the G26 Gen 4 because every Glock I own runs like a well oiled machine. I can conceal it just as well and it is only a little more uncomfortable. I can deal with a bit more width to get reliability.
Regards, Vermonter
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