UPGRADE your Glock for UNDER $20

Published on August 9, 2019
Duration: 7:49

This guide details three cost-effective modifications for Glock pistols, focusing on improving ergonomics and trigger feel. Expert Reno May, a long-time Glock owner and competitor, demonstrates how to install an extended magazine release, an extended slide stop, and a 'minus' connector, all using factory Glock parts for under $20-$30. These upgrades enhance usability without compromising reliability, making them ideal first steps for new Glock owners.

Quick Summary

Improve your Glock's ergonomics and trigger feel with three affordable upgrades under $20: an extended magazine release for easier drops, an extended slide stop for better manipulation, and the OEM 'minus' connector for a lighter, smoother trigger pull. These factory parts enhance usability without compromising reliability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Modding Philosophy
  2. 01:46Extended Magazine Release Upgrade
  3. 03:36Extended Slide Stop Lever Upgrade
  4. 04:53Minus Trigger Connector Upgrade
  5. 06:01Conclusion and Cost Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What are three affordable upgrades for a Glock pistol?

Three affordable Glock upgrades under $20 include installing an extended magazine release, an extended slide stop lever (often found on G34/G35 models), and a Glock OEM 'minus' connector for a lighter trigger pull.

How can I improve the ergonomics of my Glock?

Improving Glock ergonomics can be achieved by installing an extended magazine release, which aids shooters with larger hands or shorter fingers in dropping magazines without shifting their grip. An extended slide stop also enhances manipulation.

What is the Glock 'minus' connector and what does it do?

The Glock 'minus' connector is an OEM part that replaces the standard connector, reducing the trigger pull weight to approximately 4.5 lbs. It aims to provide a smoother, less gritty trigger break compared to the stock component.

Are aftermarket Glock parts better than OEM upgrades?

According to expert Reno May, for essential ergonomic and trigger improvements like the magazine release, slide stop, and connector, reliable OEM parts are often preferred over aftermarket options to ensure consistent performance and avoid potential issues like gritty trigger breaks.

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