Custom G42

This guide details the COA (Cut-On-Axis) optic cut modification for Glock slides, as explained by GlockStore. This specialized cut allows optics like the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 to sit lower by capturing them into the slide with a beveled design. It requires a unique, specialized rear sight for secure mounting. GlockStore has extensive experience with over 30,000 slide modifications.

This guide details the process of installing an Aimpoint COA red dot optic onto a Glock pistol using GlockStore's specialized optics cut service. It covers the necessary steps from slide preparation to final sight installation, emphasizing the unique mounting system of the COA and the importance of proper tool usage. The guide is presented by Lenny Magill, Founder/CEO of GlockStore Performance and Custom Shop, an expert with extensive experience in optics milling.

This guide details the process of milling a Glock 42 slide for optic installation, a procedure often inquired about due to the pistol's compact nature. It highlights the necessity of the 'Combat Cut' modification, which repositions the rear sight forward of the optic to accommodate the slide's dimensions and internal components like the extractor and EDP assembly. The Holosun EPS Carry is presented as a suitable optic choice for this application.

This guide details how to build a custom Glock variant, often referred to as a '26X', using the new M1X frame from GlockStore. It covers the process of integrating Glock 26, 27, or 33 components into the M1X frame, highlighting compatibility considerations between Glock generations (Gen3 vs. Gen5) and the installation of accessories like lights and compatible holsters. The M1X frame offers a full-size grip with a mini upper profile, enhancing ergonomics for concealed carry.

This video focuses on aftermarket firearm components, specifically a backplate and a baseplate. While the exact firearm model isn't specified in the provided data, the title implies modifications or enhancements to a pistol. The content likely showcases these parts, potentially highlighting their installation, aesthetics, or functional benefits. Viewers interested in customizing or upgrading their handguns might find this video informative.

This YouTube Shorts video title suggests a transformation or modification of a Glock pistol. The use of the "😱" emoji in the title implies a significant or surprising change. Given the brevity of Shorts, it's likely to be a quick showcase of visual upgrades or a custom build, focusing on aesthetic or functional enhancements.

This guide details how to comply with the ATF's recent ruling on pistol braces, as explained by Lenny Magill, owner of GlockStore. It outlines three primary options: obtaining an SBR tax stamp, converting the firearm to a legal rifle, or removing the brace. Crucially, it warns against improper storage of removed braces to avoid constructive possession charges.

This guide details how to replace the magazine follower in a Glock double-stack magazine with a visually distinct 'Slushy Blue' polymer follower. The process, demonstrated by Lenny Magill from GlockStore, involves using a specialized tool for disassembly and reassembly, offering a simple modification to personalize and identify your magazines. The video highlights the ease of this upgrade for common Glock calibers like 9mm and .40 S&W.

This guide demonstrates the modularity between the new Glock 47 and the popular Glock 19 Gen 5. Expert instructor Lenny Magill shows how slides and frames can be interchanged, highlighting that both models share the same Glock 19 Gen 5 guide rod. This offers significant customization potential for users.

This guide details an active shooter response strategy demonstrated by Lenny Magill, founder of GlockStore. It emphasizes situational awareness, drawing from concealment, engaging multiple threats effectively with rapid fire, and securing the scene post-engagement. The instruction highlights proficient firearm handling and tactical decision-making under duress.