Glock Extended Slide Stop Lever Release Install (HD+Quick)

Published on February 7, 2016
Duration: 4:08

This guide details the installation of an extended slide stop lever on a Glock 26, as demonstrated by Pew Pew Tactical. The process involves a thorough safety check, slide disassembly, careful pin removal using a specialized tool or punch and a makeshift bench block, installation of the new lever with attention to spring placement, and reassembly. The instruction emphasizes proper technique for pin removal to avoid complications.

Quick Summary

This guide demonstrates the installation of a Glock extended slide stop lever. Essential tools include a Glock tool/punch and tape as a bench block. The process involves a safety check, slide removal, careful pin removal (wiggling the lever helps with tension), installing the new lever ensuring the spring is seated, and reassembling the slide.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Tools
  2. 00:52Safety Check and Disassembly
  3. 01:25Pin Removal
  4. 02:13Installing the New Lever
  5. 03:37Reassembly and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to install a Glock extended slide stop lever?

You will need a Glock tool or punch, the extended slide stop lever itself, and a roll of tape to act as a makeshift bench block for pin removal. Ensure your firearm is unloaded before starting.

How do you remove the slide stop lever pin on a Glock?

After removing the slide, you'll need to remove the pins. For the slide stop lever pin, it's recommended to wiggle the lever while applying pressure to release tension, aiding in its removal. A Glock tool or punch is typically used.

What is the purpose of an extended slide stop lever?

An extended slide stop lever improves ergonomics, making it easier to manipulate for locking the slide back or releasing it forward. This can speed up reloads and improve overall firearm handling.

Is installing an extended slide stop lever difficult?

Installing an extended slide stop lever is generally considered an intermediate-level modification. It requires careful attention to detail, proper tool usage, and understanding firearm disassembly procedures, including pin removal and spring placement.

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