Come smontare e controllare l'estrattore della Glock.

Published on January 25, 2022
Duration: 4:34

This guide details the step-by-step process for disassembling and reassembling the extractor on a Glock pistol, specifically referencing a Gen 5 model. The video, presented by Guido from Vampire Guns, emphasizes the extractor's critical role in case extraction and compares its mechanism to that of a 1911. It covers slide disassembly, component removal, and reassembly with lubrication, highlighting the reliability of the Glock extractor and its infrequent need for replacement.

Quick Summary

The Glock extractor is crucial for extracting spent casings due to its stable breech design. It's controlled by a spring and reaction rod, not directly spring-loaded like a 1911. Maintenance involves cleaning and visual inspection, as breakages are uncommon. Proper reassembly includes lubrication of working surfaces.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Video Introduction & Topic
  2. 00:19Glock Extractor Function
  3. 00:28Extractor Mechanism Comparison
  4. 00:43Initial Disassembly for Extractor Access
  5. 00:50Glock Field Stripping
  6. 01:00Slide Internal Disassembly
  7. 01:18Locating Extractor Components
  8. 01:26Removing Extractor Spring and Rod
  9. 01:42Extractor Release
  10. 01:53Removing Firing Pin Safety
  11. 02:09Firing Pin Safety Generations
  12. 02:20Extractor Design and Function
  13. 02:33Extractor Reliability and Maintenance
  14. 02:56Reassembly and Lubrication
  15. 03:16Reassembling Firing Pin Safety
  16. 03:26Reassembling Extractor
  17. 03:33Reassembling Extractor Rod and Spring
  18. 03:47Reassembling Firing Pin and Cover Plate
  19. 04:04Conclusion and Workshop Availability

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Glock extractor mechanism differ from a 1911?

Unlike the 1911, where the extractor is spring-loaded, the Glock's extractor is controlled by a separate spring and a reaction rod located in a dedicated channel next to the firing pin. This design contributes to the Glock's unique operating system.

What is the primary function of the Glock extractor?

As Glock pistols feature a stable breech design, the extractor is entirely responsible for securely hooking and extracting the spent cartridge case from the chamber after a round has been fired.

How do you remove the extractor from a Glock slide?

To remove the Glock extractor, you must first field strip the slide. Then, after removing the firing pin assembly, press the firing pin safety and slide it out. This action releases the extractor, allowing it to be removed.

What maintenance is typically required for a Glock extractor?

Glock extractors are highly reliable and rarely break. Maintenance primarily involves thorough cleaning of the slide and extractor, along with a visual inspection to ensure its integrity. Lubrication of working surfaces is also recommended during reassembly.

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