Videos tagged with Extended Slide Stop

This video showcases the extremely rare Glock 19 Commando, a firearm produced for a military contract that resulted in an overrun. Key unique features include 'Commando' slide markings, a large Glock logo not typically seen on US-market models, Slovakian proof marks, and a mix of Gen 3 and Gen 5 components like an orange Gen 5 follower in a Gen 3 magazine. The firearm is presented as a highly collectible item due to its limited availability and unusual manufacturing origin.

This guide details the installation of a non-ambidextrous extended slide stop on a Glock Gen 5 firearm. It covers the complete disassembly process, including removing the slide, trigger housing pin, and locking block, followed by the installation of the new slide stop and reassembly. The video emphasizes proper alignment and the importance of the slide stop engaging its notches for correct function.

This review covers the EAA Girsan MCP35 PI Ops, a modernized take on the classic Hi-Power pistol. It highlights key upgrades such as a shortened slide and barrel, an optic-ready cut compatible with Shield RMSc footprint micro red dots, a three-slot accessory rail, and a flat-faced trigger. The removal of the magazine disconnect safety is noted as a significant improvement for trigger quality. The pistol also features ambidextrous safeties and ships with a 15-round magazine, offering a substantial upgrade over original Hi-Power models.

This video details the rebranding of Kag Works to Primätia and provides an installation guide for their unique extended slide stop on Glock firearms. The presenter, Lenny McIll from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop, explains the advantages of the raised and extended design, particularly for shooters employing a high grip, and demonstrates the installation process on a Glock 43X. He also addresses potential concerns like slide scratching and guide rod behavior during disassembly.

Lenny McGill from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop demonstrates the installation of their new Gen 5 extended slide stop. The process involves partial disassembly of the Glock Gen 5 frame, removal of the factory slide stop pin and locking block, replacement with the extended version, and reassembly. The extended slide stop is designed for improved manipulation, offering better functionality for both reloading and slide locking.

Lenny McGill from GlockStore demonstrates the installation of their Gen 5 extended slide stop. This upgrade aims to improve firearm management by providing a larger surface area for manipulation, aiding in faster reloads and easier slide lock manipulation for safety checks. The process involves partial disassembly of the Glock Gen 5 frame, including removing the trigger pin and locking block, to replace the factory slide stop with the extended version.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive guide on how to disassemble and reassemble the lower receiver of a Gen. 3 Glock 19. The demonstration specifically focuses on installing an extended slide stop, highlighting its benefit in making slide manipulation easier. The video breaks down the process with clear timestamps for an organized viewing experience, starting with an intro and safety briefing, proceeding to the installation, and concluding with reassembly and a function check.

This guide details the installation of an extended slide stop, specifically the 'Bullet Forward' model, on a Glock firearm. The process involves disassembling the slide, carefully removing the factory slide stop and trigger pin, ensuring correct spring placement under the locking block pin, and reassembling the firearm. The video highlights the benefits of extended controls for improved firearm operation and operator efficiency, particularly for those with larger hands or difficulty manipulating standard controls.

This guide details the installation of extended slide stops for various Glock models, covering Gen 3/4 and Gen 5/slimline variations. It highlights the importance of correct spring placement for Gen 3/4 models and the 'jiggle technique' for disassembly. The video features Lenny Magill, founder of GlockStore, demonstrating expert knowledge of Glock aftermarket modifications.

Lenny McGill from GlockStore demonstrates the installation of a Kagwerks Raised and Extended Slide Stop for Glock firearms. The guide covers proper disassembly, including the common mistake of incorrectly installing the trigger pin and slide stop spring. It highlights the benefits of extended and raised slide stops for easier manipulation and preventing accidental engagement, especially for users with larger hands. The process is detailed for Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5 models.

This video showcases a custom Glock 20 featuring a striking gold slide with a carbon fiber hydrographic finish on the frame. The customization includes a matte gold slide, graphite black color fill on serrations, a tungsten guide rod for recoil reduction, extended controls for improved manipulation, and a pyramid trigger for a crisper pull. The presenter, Lenny McGill from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop, details the process and benefits of these modifications, emphasizing personalization and enhanced functionality.

This video provides a 'take two' review of the Glock 41, a .45 ACP pistol. The presenter highlights its longer barrel and slide compared to the Glock 21, offering an increased sight radius. Modifications include Truglo sights and an extended slide stop. The presenter discusses its suitability for competition and home defense, while also pondering why the model isn't more commonly seen at ranges.