I remember putting an extended slide lock lever in mine and never had to take the gun completely apart. I just pushed down on the spring and slid out the old one and held down on the spring and slid in the new one. Just make sure you are careful when releasing the spring to keep it from shooting across the room.
Living in Germany i ask myself if you have got a distributor for your german audience? You have some decent Glock stuff, i´d like to own...great educational content, keep up the good work! I learned to disassemble and clean my G17 Gen5 right here at your channel, not from the manual. Credit where credit is due!
After having problems with the slide lock on my Gen 5, I installed the extended version from The Glock Store. I never had a problem with a Gen 2 or my S&W SW9VE. The smaller one had a tendency to push in on one side. THANK YOU! No problems since.
You went to a lot of trouble. I put the lower in a padded vise, pushed down on the spring from the top, slid out the old one. GENTLY released the spring. I took a thin punch, came in from the side and out the other side and pressed down on the coil spring. Then I slid the new piece in and slid the punch out and Bob's yer Uncle! Geoff Who remembers Jerry Pournelle, even if he was a dedicated revolver man.
Way back when I used to have to work on a camera or two. To prevent losing tiny pieces we used a large clear ZipLock bag. That may be worth trying. Not a 100% guarantee, but it helps. Nice video.
Lenny, thanks for the video. I bought both a slide lock and slide stop from GS to put on the G26 Gen 5 I bought from GS a couple of months ago. I can tell you that these two parts you manufacture make ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD in how this gun breaks down and in the ease of releasing the slide stop. Wow. Impressive. It's like a have a newer new gun now. Thanks a million Len. 👍
Lenny, Thank you so much for going slow enough, showing close ups and clearly explaning the details of dissasembling and removing the firing pin and associated small parts. I watched three other videos on the same subject before watching yours. The other guys demonstrations were confusing, without close ups and they seemed to be trying to show how fast they could speed through it while juggling/flipping the slide nonstop. I also appreciate your instructions on what NOT to do-to avoid small parts springing away and problems in reassembly. -Every point you make is clearly explained, demonstrated and easy for us students of Glock to understand. The MaGill/Glockstore video instruction on slide dissasembly/firing pin removal is the best! Thanks again and best regards from the Smoky Mtns. of NC.
How many times have you ordered from them and have you had any issues? I remember reading stories a few years ago about issues with orders/shipping. Pre "covid"
Probably the first and only issue I had with my G45, mainly due to my big fingers. I found a TRAPEZOIDAL slide lock lever which works perfectly! This design is very similar, but I think this is a tad too large overall. The one I got does the same, but because it's not cut square on the ends, it doesn't "intrude" into the area around the contours of the frame. Great vid Lenny! Keep 'em coming brother!
Another crystal clear and infomative video. Thanks! I love how you explain the details of what each part does. One thing I would like to see a video on; my father has weakened muscles, and sometimes has a limp wrist malfunction on his Glock 17 Gen5 9mm. How do I minimize this problem? I heard a claim that making the frame heavier and the slide lighter would help. Is this correct? Would your tungsten guide rod count as making the frame heavier? Do you sell a lighter slide? And how do the six different spring strengths of your your tungsten guide rod fit in?. Are some springs better for avoiding the limp wrist problem? Also I heard that hotter rounds with more recoil are better for avoiding limp wrist malfunctions. Is this true? Would the Glock 34 Gen5 9mm be less prone to having this problem?
I ordered one for a 19 gen5 from your store last July and they sent me a gen3 slide like , took my needle file set and filed the side of the slot to make an angle on both side and filed a bevel on the opposite side of the channel to mimic the original slide lock angle , i dont even have to take it apart to access the slide lock .
What is the item number and cost of the takedown lever? By the way I have a Glock 17 Gen 5 that I recently was able to put a little over a 1000 rounds through, and it did great. No malfunctions, trigger for me was crisp, no sponginess from my stand point. Only thing that I was dealing with was right hand shooting would go high and left, even when I was aiming low and right, even to the point I was aimed at the wall of the shooting range that I was next too. Yet with left hand it would hit center right, and I was taking my time, going back and forth with both hands, because even though I am right handed, I do have problems with old injuries, that makes my right hand go num when I hold my hand in the same position to long. Although from my stand point it is wonderful to know that I can shoot with either hand.
@@glockstoremaybe I missed it but will the gen 5 slide “lock” fit a gen 3? Model 33 gen 3 also have a model 19X about 2 yrs old I think gen4? Thanks I appreciate your videos
You know Glocks have seen it's days when the time comes to push the slid locks as a upgrade. RIP Mr. Gaston. You gave the world a good gun for a number of years.
Instead of a tiny 2mm thick metal , I would have a pad , way more surface area to work with .. I’m sure gen 10 will have it since glock barely change anything to make their firearm better
This was almost as fun as watching someone replace an m14/Garand/mini 14/30 bolt extractor and ejector. The low earth orbit potential is VERY real ! lol ( pro tip : safety squints and paint the floor white ).
Explain something to me plz and thank u what is the point in spending money on a Glock that is slightly and slightly different from gen 4 to the 5??? Since the gen 3 there's really no difference not enough for me to go spend another 600-800$ it's called money they want to make money rather then waisting money on the gen 5 spend your money on ammo mags training my gen 3 17 is still trucking after over 18k rounds same parts from the factory just now replaced the recoil spring
Shalom Happiest blessed New Year to you and your family Lenny, which includes all our Glockstore family. Our Lord Father God in heaven, our Lord Father God Jesus Christ, our Lord Father God Holy Spirit of our Father God in heaven, bless Israel and the United States of America, the land that I both love. Our Lord Father God in heaven, our Lord Father God Jesus Christ, our Lord Father God Holy Spirit of our Father God in heaven, let only Your Perfect will be done to Your people, sons and daughters, children, church, and Your body (Israel). Numbers 6:24-27 (Israel) 24 "The LORD bless you and keep you; 25 the LORD make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you; 26 the LORD turn his face toward you and give you peace."' 27 "So they will put my name on the Israelites, and I will bless them."
As someone who has done that - multiple times, for multiple reasons - and after re-installing it, had zero problems, I'd like to hear why you say this?
Heaven forbid you check the pistol for ammo before you turn on the camera. I don't need to see that, as I am not in the room with you. Why wait until the camera is turned on. Why be unsafe...?
Because the guy community likes to act like they are just horribly offended if someone doesn't in fact show that the gun is unloaded. I think ita silly too but you have the crazy people that like to play saftey hall monitor
RIP Gaston! Your revolutionary design will live forever!!
RIP Mr Glock. Thanks for letting me know
Yes, your revolutionary design that hasn't changed or innovated in 25 years. Haha.
If it ain't broke, you don't need to fix it.
@@MarkM_1911 same for 112 years 😊
@@leetrotboswell6273 1911 isn't a company, though. It's a type of pistol.
I remember putting an extended slide lock lever in mine and never had to take the gun completely apart. I just pushed down on the spring and slid out the old one and held down on the spring and slid in the new one. Just make sure you are careful when releasing the spring to keep it from shooting across the room.
Same with mine!
Living in Germany i ask myself if you have got a distributor for your german audience? You have some decent Glock stuff, i´d like to own...great educational content, keep up the good work! I learned to disassemble and clean my G17 Gen5 right here at your channel, not from the manual. Credit where credit is due!
After having problems with the slide lock on my Gen 5, I installed the extended version from The Glock Store. I never had a problem with a Gen 2 or my S&W SW9VE. The smaller one had a tendency to push in on one side. THANK YOU! No problems since.
RIP Gaston Glock. The slide lock is perfect how it is
You went to a lot of trouble. I put the lower in a padded vise, pushed down on the spring from the top, slid out the old one. GENTLY released the spring. I took a thin punch, came in from the side and out the other side and pressed down on the coil spring. Then I slid the new piece in and slid the punch out and Bob's yer Uncle! Geoff Who remembers Jerry Pournelle, even if he was a dedicated revolver man.
Way back when I used to have to work on a camera or two. To prevent losing tiny pieces we used a large clear ZipLock bag. That may be worth trying. Not a 100% guarantee, but it helps. Nice video.
I have this on mine. Easy installation, improved function, and looks great.
Can you make a video showing the difference in accuracy between the OEM slide lock and the enhanced version?
Always enjoy watching Lenny!
Thank you for all your videos, I absolutely love my Glock store equipped gen 5
Lenny, thanks for the video. I bought both a slide lock and slide stop from GS to put on the G26 Gen 5 I bought from GS a couple of months ago. I can tell you that these two parts you manufacture make ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD in how this gun breaks down and in the ease of releasing the slide stop. Wow. Impressive. It's like a have a newer new gun now. Thanks a million Len. 👍
Lenny, Thank you so much for going slow enough, showing close ups and clearly explaning the details of dissasembling and removing the firing pin
and associated small parts. I watched three other videos on the same subject before watching yours. The other guys demonstrations were confusing, without close ups and they seemed to be trying to show how fast they could speed through it while juggling/flipping the slide nonstop.
I also appreciate your instructions on what NOT to do-to avoid small parts springing away and problems in reassembly. -Every point you make is clearly explained, demonstrated and easy for us students of Glock to understand.
The MaGill/Glockstore video instruction on slide dissasembly/firing pin removal is the best! Thanks again and best regards from the Smoky Mtns. of NC.
Purchased from the GlockStore in 2020. It's amazing what a few extra millimeters can do for taking the gun down. Awesome Product!
How many times have you ordered from them and have you had any issues? I remember reading stories a few years ago about issues with orders/shipping. Pre "covid"
I did have to wait a little due to covid, But not long.
@@myst8217
Just got my extended slide lock...easy installation and a noticeable improvement in accuracy...works great...everything you said it would be...
Probably the first and only issue I had with my G45, mainly due to my big fingers. I found a TRAPEZOIDAL slide lock lever which works perfectly! This design is very similar, but I think this is a tad too large overall. The one I got does the same, but because it's not cut square on the ends, it doesn't "intrude" into the area around the contours of the frame.
Great vid Lenny! Keep 'em coming brother!
Another crystal clear and infomative video. Thanks! I love how you explain the details of what each part does.
One thing I would like to see a video on; my father has weakened muscles, and sometimes has a limp wrist malfunction on his Glock 17 Gen5 9mm. How do I minimize this problem? I heard a claim that making the frame heavier and the slide lighter would help. Is this correct? Would your tungsten guide rod count as making the frame heavier? Do you sell a lighter slide? And how do the six different spring strengths of your your tungsten guide rod fit in?. Are some springs better for avoiding the limp wrist problem? Also I heard that hotter rounds with more recoil are better for avoiding limp wrist malfunctions. Is this true? Would the Glock 34 Gen5 9mm be less prone to having this problem?
Great video Lenny! Thank you! I’ll be down in March, I have another slide I want milled for my Aimpoint Acro P2.
I bought a Gen 3 extended GS slide lock for a G26.3 I built up a couple years ago. I like it really well and will be ordering one for my G19.5.
Just replaced my slide lock. Great video. Thanks.
I ordered one for a 19 gen5 from your store last July and they sent me a gen3 slide like , took my needle file set and filed the side of the slot to make an angle on both side and filed a bevel on the opposite side of the channel to mimic the original slide lock angle , i dont even have to take it apart to access the slide lock .
This guy knows how to sell a product
Love the video! I'm off to the GlockStore for a slide lock, slide lock spring and eye protection to wear during the replacement procedure 😉
I have to admit, Glock Store has some pretty great after-market parts for Glock!
What is the item number and cost of the takedown lever?
By the way I have a Glock 17 Gen 5 that I recently was able to put a little over a 1000 rounds through, and it did great. No malfunctions, trigger for me was crisp, no sponginess from my stand point. Only thing that I was dealing with was right hand shooting would go high and left, even when I was aiming low and right, even to the point I was aimed at the wall of the shooting range that I was next too.
Yet with left hand it would hit center right, and I was taking my time, going back and forth with both hands, because even though I am right handed, I do have problems with old injuries, that makes my right hand go num when I hold my hand in the same position to long. Although from my stand point it is wonderful to know that I can shoot with either hand.
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@@glockstoremaybe I missed it but will the gen 5 slide “lock” fit a gen 3? Model 33 gen 3 also have a model 19X about 2 yrs old I think gen4? Thanks I appreciate your videos
Pull slide lock down first, then pull slide back. Much, much easier.
Thanks Lenny
I need to get a Gen 5 , I’m pretty much left handed after my surgery!
Yuuuup. Thats exactly when I lost my spring tonight trying to install my extended parts kit. 🤦🏻♂️
Much Appreciated Lenny.
Thank you for that. I actually don’t like shooting mine for this reason
You know Glocks have seen it's days when the time comes to push the slid locks as a upgrade. RIP Mr. Gaston. You gave the world a good gun for a number of years.
How can it work also for the Glock 43x if the frame is thinner than the Glock 19?
Instead of a tiny 2mm thick metal , I would have a pad , way more surface area to work with .. I’m sure gen 10 will have it since glock barely change anything to make their firearm better
Yeah ,I’ve done that to mine
having extra large hands i really need the extended version.
How do I find a Glock 43x cerokote gold slide?
what size pin push do i need? ½ ? 5/32?
Yes, 5/32
You are the best thank you
I thought the Glocks were the easiest guns to disassemble. I have Remmington R-51, and I find it to be very easy to disassemble and reassemble.
If you lose this spring…….HA HA HAaa…….We Have Them!😅
From Glock's website:
In Memoriam
GASTON GLOCK
07/19/1929 - 12/27/2023
💢💥🤟Glock's ☆ Rock's👊💥💢
G 3 , it can
This was almost as fun as watching someone replace an m14/Garand/mini 14/30 bolt extractor and ejector. The low earth orbit potential is VERY real ! lol ( pro tip : safety squints and paint the floor white ).
I need one of these! Thanks for the video Lenny!
What about your EDC in your waistband, I'm assumed it has live rounds in it?
Of course it is loaded. Lenny knows.
I don't carry one in the chamber, and you can see that by the trigger being in the depressed position.
@@glockstoreall credibility lost
Explain something to me plz and thank u what is the point in spending money on a Glock that is slightly and slightly different from gen 4 to the 5??? Since the gen 3 there's really no difference not enough for me to go spend another 600-800$ it's called money they want to make money rather then waisting money on the gen 5 spend your money on ammo mags training my gen 3 17 is still trucking after over 18k rounds same parts from the factory just now replaced the recoil spring
He can’t explain it to you because he is dead.
@@reiniergarcia well I didn't know that James Yager is dead too
Rip Gaston glock
I'd Give my left arm to be ambidextrous
🔥👍
Spelled SECONDS wrong!
There's nothing difficult about utilizing the slide lock at all, nothing. It's small for a reason.
Lenny's head is so large it doesn't look like it's attach to anything. LoL. Like it's fake.
Why does it take 20 minutes to show how to disassemble a Glock in seconds?
Shalom
Happiest blessed New Year to you and your family Lenny, which includes all our Glockstore family.
Our Lord Father God in heaven, our Lord Father God Jesus Christ, our Lord Father God Holy Spirit of our Father God in heaven, bless Israel and the United States of America, the land that I both love.
Our Lord Father God in heaven, our Lord Father God Jesus Christ, our Lord Father God Holy Spirit of our Father God in heaven, let only Your Perfect will be done to Your people, sons and daughters, children, church, and Your body (Israel).
Numbers 6:24-27 (Israel)
24 "The LORD bless you and keep you;
25 the LORD make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you;
26 the LORD turn his face toward you and give you peace."'
27 "So they will put my name on the Israelites, and I will bless them."
Never heard so much BS about accuracy of a stock glock
😂
There is nothing hard about disassembly of a glock. Lol. You don't even need to take them apart. Why are you cleaning it?
Removing the trigger of a Glock, that’s a NO NO.
As someone who has done that - multiple times, for multiple reasons - and after re-installing it, had zero problems, I'd like to hear why you say this?
Second! ❤
Why does it take 20 minutes to teach how to disassemble a gun in seconds.
Heaven forbid you check the pistol for ammo before you turn on the camera. I don't need to see that, as I am not in the room with you. Why wait until the camera is turned on. Why be unsafe...?
Some sort of bizarre TH-cam requirement.
Because the guy community likes to act like they are just horribly offended if someone doesn't in fact show that the gun is unloaded. I think ita silly too but you have the crazy people that like to play saftey hall monitor
meh, not really needed.