Complete Glock Disassembly

Published on September 8, 2016
Duration: 31:31

This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to the complete disassembly of a Glock pistol, specifically a Glock 19 Gen 3. It covers field stripping, detailed slide component removal, striker disassembly, magazine breakdown, and frame pin removal. The expert demonstrates proper techniques for each stage, emphasizing safety and offering insights into the internal mechanisms. The guide concludes with reassembly and a crucial function check to ensure the firearm operates correctly after servicing.

Quick Summary

To disassemble a Glock, first ensure it's unloaded. Pull the trigger on the empty chamber, then pull the slide back slightly while lowering the slide lock tabs to remove the slide. Further disassembly involves removing the guide rod, barrel, backplate, striker, and frame pins.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Safety Check
  2. 00:48Field Stripping the Glock
  3. 01:15Slide Component Removal (Barrel & Guide Rod)
  4. 01:59Detailed Slide Disassembly (Striker, Extractor)
  5. 04:11Striker Assembly Breakdown
  6. 06:32Magazine Disassembly
  7. 07:37Frame Disassembly (Pin Removal)
  8. 10:34Internal Frame Component Removal
  9. 13:21Magazine Release Removal
  10. 14:58Reassembly & Function Check

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you start disassembling a Glock pistol?

Begin by ensuring the firearm is unloaded. Drop the magazine and visually inspect the chamber to confirm it's empty. Then, pull the trigger on the empty chamber before proceeding to pull the slide back slightly and engage the slide lock tabs to remove the slide from the frame.

What tools are needed for Glock disassembly?

For complete Glock disassembly, you'll primarily need a punch (like a 1/8 inch punch) for tasks such as removing the slide backplate and depressing the firing pin spacer. Basic tools for magazine disassembly and frame pin removal are also necessary.

How do you remove the slide components from a Glock?

After field stripping, remove the captured guide rod assembly and the barrel from the slide. For further disassembly, use a punch to depress the firing pin spacer sleeve, allowing the slide backplate to be removed. This exposes the striker assembly, extractor, and plunger for removal.

What are the three main pins removed during Glock frame disassembly?

The three pins removed from the Glock frame are the trigger pin, the locking block pin, and the trigger housing pin. Each pin retains specific internal components, and their correct removal and reinsertion are crucial for proper firearm function.

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