The Problem with Glocks (Timberwolf Frames)

Published on March 6, 2015
Duration: 8:50

This guide details the process of upgrading a Glock pistol with a Lone Wolf Timberwolf Frame, focusing on ergonomic improvements. The video highlights how the Timberwolf Frame addresses common Glock grip angle complaints by offering a more natural feel and customizable grip options via interchangeable backstraps. It also notes the frame's compatibility with Glock Gen 3 and Gen 4 components, its standardized accessory rail, and its potential cost-effectiveness for building a custom pistol.

Quick Summary

The Lone Wolf Timberwolf Frame addresses common Glock grip angle issues with a more natural feel and customizable options via interchangeable backstraps. It features an undercut trigger guard, improved mag release, and beaver tail, while maintaining Glock Gen 3/4 compatibility and reliability for a potentially cost-effective custom build.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Glock Grip Angle Issue
  2. 01:52Introduction to Timberwolf Frames
  3. 02:39Ergonomic Improvements
  4. 03:44Grip Customization
  5. 04:54Reliability and Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main ergonomic advantages of the Lone Wolf Timberwolf Frame over a standard Glock frame?

The Timberwolf Frame features a less severe grip angle, which many find more natural than the factory Glock angle. It also includes an undercut trigger guard, an improved magazine release, and a built-in beaver tail to prevent slide bite, enhancing overall shooting comfort and control.

Can the Timberwolf Frame be customized to fit different hand sizes or preferences?

Yes, the Timberwolf Frame comes with interchangeable backstraps, offering both a flat option for a 1911-style grip and a humped option that mimics the feel of Sig Sauer or Beretta pistols, allowing for significant grip customization.

Is the Lone Wolf Timberwolf Frame as reliable as a factory Glock frame?

The speaker asserts that the Timberwolf Frame is as reliable as an OEM Glock due to its simple design and compatibility with Glock Gen 3/4 components. This allows for building a custom pistol with maintained reliability.

What specific design upgrades does the Timberwolf Frame offer compared to a standard Glock?

The Timberwolf Frame boasts an undercut trigger guard, a standardized Picatinny-style accessory rail (avoiding the 'pig nose' effect), an improved magazine release, and an extended beaver tail for enhanced ergonomics and functionality.

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