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The Rock Island Armory STK100

Talyn

Talyn

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An Official Journal Of The NRA | New for 2021: Rock Island Armory STK100

Rock Island Armory's first striker-fired pistol, the STK100, debuted in 2021. Unlike many striker-fired examples on the market, this pistol features an ergonomic, all-aluminum frame.
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Note: ..."the RIA STK100 feeds from 17-round Glock pistol magazines".

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www.shootingillustrated.com

An Official Journal Of The NRA | First Look: Rock Island Armory STK100

Rock Island Armory (RIA) today unveiled its new STK100 9 mm pistol. The semi-automatic handgun puts a new spin on the ubiquitous striker-fired, polymer-frame pistol by leaving out the polymer.
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www.thetruthaboutguns.com

Rock Island Armory Rolls Out The STK100, Their First Ever Striker Fired Pistol - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ From Rock Island Armory . . . Rock Island Armory has announced the addition of a striker-fired pistol to its long line of 2021 product introductions. The STK100 features a solid frame that gives shooters the advantages of metal for the price of polymer. It comes...
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www.handgunsmag.com

Rock Island STK100 Striker-Fired 9mm Pistol - Handguns

Rock Island Armory has announced the new STK100; a striker-fired 9mm pistol addition to its long line of 2021 product introductions.
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Talyn said:
www.americanrifleman.org

An Official Journal Of The NRA | New for 2021: Rock Island Armory STK100

Rock Island Armory's first striker-fired pistol, the STK100, debuted in 2021. Unlike many striker-fired examples on the market, this pistol features an ergonomic, all-aluminum frame.
www.americanrifleman.org www.americanrifleman.org

Note: ..."the RIA STK100 feeds from 17-round Glock pistol magazines".

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www.shootingillustrated.com

An Official Journal Of The NRA | First Look: Rock Island Armory STK100

Rock Island Armory (RIA) today unveiled its new STK100 9 mm pistol. The semi-automatic handgun puts a new spin on the ubiquitous striker-fired, polymer-frame pistol by leaving out the polymer.
www.shootingillustrated.com www.shootingillustrated.com

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www.thetruthaboutguns.com

Rock Island Armory Rolls Out The STK100, Their First Ever Striker Fired Pistol - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ From Rock Island Armory . . . Rock Island Armory has announced the addition of a striker-fired pistol to its long line of 2021 product introductions. The STK100 features a solid frame that gives shooters the advantages of metal for the price of polymer. It comes...
www.thetruthaboutguns.com www.thetruthaboutguns.com

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www.handgunsmag.com

Rock Island STK100 Striker-Fired 9mm Pistol - Handguns

Rock Island Armory has announced the new STK100; a striker-fired 9mm pistol addition to its long line of 2021 product introductions.
www.handgunsmag.com www.handgunsmag.com

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Pretty nice Talyn, thanks for posting.

A little bit more on it and couple of videos from Armscor:

STK100 Pistol | Rock Island Armory and Armscor

The STK100 boasts an aluminum grip that adds just enough weight to reduce felt recoil while still being comfortable to carry all day.
www.armscor.com www.armscor.com
 
TidalWave said:
This might be a winner but it’s in a very crowded market. I sense it’s designed for optics rather than it’s fixed sights, which is questionable, to me at least. Price point is high also.
We shall see, but I think it may turn out to be like my Mossberg MC2 - fine gun but not catching on in a big way.
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It's designed for both just like many pistols now-a-days with the removeable optic mounting plate.

MSRP is $599 which is very competitive, and that street price will be lower. For comparison since this pistol uses G17 mags & set up for optics, a Glock G17 Gen5 is currently worth an average price of $645.64 new. (added edit...and $626.59 used).
 
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TidalWave said:
🤔 hmmm… will take your word for it , far as competitive prices go. I’m no expert..
But the $600 list/$500 street is somewhat higher than I’ve noticed for striker fired in my area….
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There's a variety of striker-fired pistols out there at different price points, that's why I used the G17 since that's the near equivalent that the STK100 is comparable to.

Best to do that comparison than comparing two pistols that are noticeably different than each other.

I suspect a STK100 street price to be below $500. I have a RIA/Armscor outlet store nearby so when the STK100 shows up I'll see what they're asking for them because their current 1911's in the counter are marked well down compared to listed MSRP.

Plus, prices vary a great deal depending on who's selling what, and where you are in the country.
 
Bassbob said:
I’m not sure where you live or what Guns you’re looking at, but the cheapest strikers I own are the Shields and they were both around $500.
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Just got back from LGS ( only one of the 2-3 in striking distance, admittedly; it’s not far off my route home from work).
SW Shields were in $400’s.
Glocks all in hi $500’s, except one long slide decked out one for $710.
All the above were NIB, cash price. Credit card add about $20.

NIB Mossberg MC2 was $368- dang tempting…,
 
TidalWave said:
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Just got back from LGS ( only one of the 2-3 in striking distance, admittedly; it’s not far off my route home from work).
SW Shields were in $400’s.
Glocks all in hi $500’s, except one long slide decked out one for $710.
All the above were NIB, cash price. Credit card add about $20.

NIB Mossberg MC2 was $368- dang tempting…,
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Pretty much the same prices in my area.
 
I got one of these on Black Friday at a good price, too bad its a POS ! After 300 rounds of ammo, with 40% of them failing to extract or double feeding, the 3 screws on the LH side backing themselves out, mags gritty as hell, and not being able to load more than 9 rounds in each, and a slide that looked like it was painted by a third world company, I had to send my BRAND-NEW gun BACK for repair/service. Oh, and the mags had to be slammed home to lock in. WHAT a piece of crap.
 
roydk740 said:
I got one of these on Black Friday at a good price, too bad its a POS ! After 300 rounds of ammo, with 40% of them failing to extract or double feeding, the 3 screws on the LH side backing themselves out, mags gritty as hell, and not being able to load more than 9 rounds in each, and a slide that looked like it was painted by a third world company, I had to send my BRAND-NEW gun BACK for repair/service. Oh, and the mags had to be slammed home to lock in. WHAT a piece of crap.
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Yeah, kinda hard to take the word of someone who just showed up to badmouth it…
 
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