Lenny shows the Glock Factory Extended Slide Stop Lever

Published on April 9, 2019
Duration: 20:28

This video details the installation and benefits of the Glock Factory Extended Slide Stop Lever (Item #6102) for Gen 1-4 Glocks. Lenny Magill demonstrates how the extended lever improves manipulation for reloads and manual slide locking. Crucially, it highlights the correct installation of the slide stop spring under the locking block pin to prevent premature slide lock malfunctions.

Quick Summary

The Glock Factory Extended Slide Stop Lever (Item #6102) improves ergonomics for Gen 1-4 Glocks. Proper installation requires seating the slide stop spring *under* the locking block pin to prevent premature slide lock-back caused by vibration.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Extended Controls for Glocks
  2. 01:12Standard Slide Stop Function Demo
  3. 03:42Extended Slide Stop Lever Overview
  4. 04:47Disassembly & Spring Mechanics
  5. 07:31Troubleshooting Installation Errors
  6. 09:34Installation Walkthrough
  7. 11:12Testing & Final Assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Glock Factory Extended Slide Stop Lever?

The Glock Factory Extended Slide Stop Lever (Item #6102) is an aftermarket part designed for Glock Gen 1-4 pistols. It features a larger profile for easier thumb manipulation, aiding in slide lock and release during reloads.

How do I correctly install the Glock Extended Slide Stop Lever?

Proper installation involves ensuring the slide stop spring is captured underneath the locking block pin. This provides the necessary tension. Avoid placing the spring on top of the pin, which causes malfunctions.

What are the benefits of using an extended slide stop lever?

An extended slide stop lever offers improved ergonomics, making it easier to manually lock the slide back and release it during reloads. This can speed up reloads and enhance overall firearm control.

What common mistakes occur when installing a Glock slide stop lever?

A frequent mistake is incorrectly positioning the slide stop spring, placing it on top of the locking block pin instead of underneath. This leads to premature slide lock-back due to insufficient tension and vibration.

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