Lone Wolf Dist Launches New Glock Receiver

**Eric** · 10-26-2008, 16:31

Hi folks. JR, from Lone Wolf Distributing, contacted me recently about a new series of Glock polymer receivers they are producing. He asked if we would like to have this new product announced here on GT first. This is the first big product release ever announced first on our site and I am excited about this product. I can't wait to get my hands on one.

At any rate, there isn't much info available on the receiver yet, but JR sent me a screen capture of a catalog page on the receiver that will be released soon. Here it is:

To make the picture bigger, click on the image and then click on the '+' symbol, in the upper left corner of the viewing window, to enlarge it. EP

Here is the text deswcription, from the catalog page:

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Based on decades of experience with Glock pistols and feedback from thousands of shooters, Lone Wolf Distributors proudly presents the first of the Wolf Pack Series of custom replacement Glock polymer frames. Rather than "tweaking" the factory Glock frame, Lone Wolf R&D began with the human hand, designing Wolf Pack frames for maximum ergonomic efficiency, speed and certainty in handling and enhancement of instinctive pointing characteristics. Whether employed as a replacement frame of an existing Glock, or used as a superb chassis for building a totally custom pistol, from Lone Wolf Distributors' quality parts and accessories, this frame creates a vastly improved mating between the shooter and the handgun.

Feather-light and tank-tough, it offers the smallest grip circumference possible - not just for small hands, but for all hands - sculpted to encourage a fast, high grip, with an extended beavertail to eliminate 'slide bite'. The round, improved magazine release speeds ejection, while the flared and beveled mag well aids in rapid reloads. Two interchangeable back straps offer either a flatter 1911-style grip, or a palm swell, and refined finger grooves allow subtle adjustment of grip alignment. Posi-trac checkering grip alignment front and rear make for a solid grasp under wet conditions and rapid-fire recoil. The rounded trigger guard smoothes reholstering. Finally, a protected slide stop prevents accidental engagement, and the multi-spec rail system allows a mounting of either Picatinny or Weaver accessories.

Refined, rugged, and ready for the most imaginative and demanding shooters, the Wolf Pack series matches up with Glock models 17, 17L, 22, 24, 31, 34 35. Contact Lone Wolf today and let your imagination run wolf-wild!

OhioLibertarian · 10-26-2008, 16:40

very cool! Im excited to see one in person!

***G33*** · 10-26-2008, 16:44

Way to go JR!

Hi to Mary and Dan.

G-30Jet · 10-26-2008, 16:44

Wow, that is exciting! They look great. Congrats to lone Wolf. It looks like a whole new generation of pistols could be the result.

jlday70 · 10-26-2008, 16:49

Oh wow I see potential here...Very nice..

KenBGlock19 · 10-26-2008, 17:03

Will it accept current GLOCK magazines? I assume so, but doesn't hurt to ask...

revel8 · 10-26-2008, 16:55

so you use all your glock internals and place it into this receiver ? has a price been announced yet? very exciting!

revel8 · 10-26-2008, 16:56

they should make one for the glock 19

JoshuaC · 10-26-2008, 16:58

Not for me but looks like an awesome product.

APD · 10-26-2008, 16:59

It looks like a good product but I would prefer it in .45 acp, I have no probs with the G17/22 frame.

10-29-2008, 17:43

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Originally Posted by APD

It looks like a good product but I would prefer it in .45 acp, I have no probs with the G17/22 frame.

Same here,I would buy one for my G21SF if they make one.

smokey45 · 10-29-2008, 19:55

Thanks, JR! I might just travel to Tulsa to get my hands on one,
s45

Suburban · 10-29-2008, 22:43

I was thinking that I could use another 9mm/40/.357SIG/etc. and 10mm/45ACP frame for competition use, but then I realized that none of the mag funnels would fit.

May have some use for one in the future if they work like Glock frames, and not like the metal aftermarket ones that really need to be built up into a pistol by a gunsmith.

wtchdr4011 · 05-20-2009, 21:52

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Originally Posted by revel8

they should make one for the glock 19

I agree. I need to build one for my AA conversion. I am tired of swapping slides.

revel8 · 10-26-2008, 17:01

theres some on the site, but its not that one, it looks like a standard glock receiver thats been modified, i guess its not on the site yet.

**Eric** · 10-26-2008, 17:04

JR said that the new receivers will launch after the SHOT Show. They will be busy until then, getting ready for SAR in Phoenix and for the SHOT Show.

I cropped the receiver off of the catalog page. Here it is:

tbhracing · 10-26-2008, 17:06

I have to say I am slightly dissapointed. Why? They should have offered the model with or without finger grooves.

**QNman** · 10-26-2008, 17:09

Cool! I didn't see what frame it was - if it will fit 21's, I'm in.

RacingGLOCK35 · 10-26-2008, 17:13

hows about gen 1 style, stippled grip, like the SJC stippling and SF the g17 original size....

dsmw5142 · 10-26-2008, 17:30

COOL!! Would love to see one in person. Why the weird bump on the backstrap I wonder?

troy96 · 10-26-2008, 17:37

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Originally Posted by dsmw5142

COOL!! Would love to see one in person. Why the weird bump on the backstrap I wonder?

Probably for the laser.

02LimitedX · 10-26-2008, 17:45

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Originally Posted by dsmw5142

COOL!! Would love to see one in person. Why the weird bump on the backstrap I wonder?

Wonder if thats for the laser?

bno762 · 10-26-2008, 17:55

thats pretty cool. I could use a new frame for my 2nd gen g22.

APD · 10-26-2008, 17:57

Hijacking a bit, how did those metal frames do in sales (GCF or GFC)?

I have not seen 1 firsthand but did they sell enough to make any money off of them?

Jake44460 · 10-26-2008, 18:00

Looking forward to see if they'll make various frame sizes eventually.