Watch Before You Buy: Glock Extended Mag Release

Published on March 8, 2015
Duration: 3:58

This video reviews the GlockStore Extended Magazine Release, highlighting its benefit for shooters with smaller hands by improving accessibility. The installation process is detailed, emphasizing the use of Loctite and proper screw tightening to prevent issues. While functional, a potential drawback for concealed carry is the risk of accidental magazine release.

Quick Summary

The GlockStore Extended Magazine Release improves accessibility for smaller hands but requires careful installation. Use Loctite Blue 242 on screws and tighten evenly. Be aware of potential accidental release risks during concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: The Problem with Standard Glock Mag Release
  2. 00:30Product Intro: GlockStore Extended Mag Release & Safety Check
  3. 01:00Disassembly: Removing the Old Mag Release
  4. 02:00Installation: New Release, Loctite & Screw Tips
  5. 03:15Final Review: Testing & Concealed Carry Concerns

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of installing an extended magazine release on a Glock?

An extended magazine release significantly improves accessibility for shooters, especially those with smaller hands, making magazine changes quicker and more comfortable. It provides a larger surface area for easier manipulation.

What tools are needed to install a Glock extended magazine release?

Typically, you'll need a set of dental picks or similar small tools to manipulate the internal spring. Loctite Blue 242 is recommended for securing the screws, and a small screwdriver or Allen wrench depending on the release model.

What are the potential downsides of a Glock extended magazine release?

The primary concern is the increased risk of accidental magazine release, particularly when carrying concealed. Certain holsters might put pressure on the extended release, causing unintended drops.

Which Glock models are compatible with the GlockStore extended magazine release?

The GlockStore Extended Magazine Release reviewed is compatible with Glock models 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 37.

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