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Assembly 1 · slide

Glock parts, pulled apart and filed by assembly

Extractors, strikers, plungers and barrels on the slide side; locking blocks, slide stops, pins and trigger parts on the frame side; the springs that wear on both. Every part is listed with the generation it fits and its part number. Parts ship to your door; pistols to a licensed dealer near you.

1

Slide assembly

Explained →
  1. Extractor
  2. Extractor depressor plunger, spring and bearing
  3. Striker, spring, cups and sleeve
  4. Firing pin safety and spring
  5. Channel liner
  6. Slide cover plate
  7. Sights
  8. Recoil spring assembly

Slide parts: extractors, strikers, plungers

All slide parts →
2

Frame assembly

Explained →
  1. Locking block
  2. Slide stop lever and spring
  3. Slide lock and spring
  4. Magazine catch and spring
  5. Trigger, bar and spring
  6. Trigger housing with ejector
  7. Connector
  8. Trigger, locking block and housing pins

Wear schedule, by round count

The full calendar →
  1. Every tripWipe, oil rails and barrel, dry striker channel, inspect claw and recoil spring
  2. 3k to 5kRecoil spring assembly; magazine springs on range magazines
  3. 5kTrigger spring, slide lock spring, extractor plunger; inspect striker spring
  4. 10kStriker spring and cups, plunger assembly, recoil assembly again; inspect extractor and pins
  5. 20kExtractor, slide stop lever, catch spring; inspect locking block, cruciform and rails
Filed by assemblySlide or frame, generation and part number on every listing. Read the markings
To your doorSlide parts, frame parts, barrels and springs ship direct; pistols go to your FFL dealer. Shipping
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From owners

Written by people who own the gun
★★★★★
“Fits my G42 perfectly. These are Gen 3 mags. Slightly lighter than the Gen 2s they replaced.”
Benjamin G. · Glock Extended Magazine for Glock 42 6-Round Black
★★★★☆
“FYI, the steel guide rod is silver. This is not apparent or called out in any way. If you have a black or fde gun, it's going to look dumb imo. I ended up keeping the spring and selling the guide rod since returning it wasn't really an option.”
Bradley H. · Beretta 92FS/96FS Recoil Spring Guide and Spring Gold
★★★★★
“Always good to have a spare mag. It's Glock dependable, not a knock-off. As the one credit card company touted "Don't leave home without it".”
Robert W. · Glock Glock 42 Magazine Black
★★★★★
“Fits great and holds 8 as it should. Well built, the construction looks good. Esau to load, no issues.”
Ernest M. · Springfield Armory PI6093 10mm Auto 1911 Magazine Stainless Steel
★★★★★
“The best you can do to a Gen 5. Great trigger, I don't know it will fit a Gen6, but it works perfect in a Gen 5.”
David P. · Glock OEM Performance Trigger
★★★★★
“It was working pretty well while at the range, however it did jam a few times. Other than that I would still recommend.”
Mekka B. · Glock 42 .380 ACP Pistol

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AZTombstoneCochise Countydeer
COPuebloPueblo Countypistol
FLFort MyersLee CountySouth Florida deer zone
GAAtlantaFulton Countymetro
INFort WayneAllen Countypistol
LABaton RougeEast Baton Rouge ParishLDWF Deer Area 6
LALafayetteLafayette Parishpistol
MEPortlandCumberland Countywater
MSJacksonHinds CountyMDWFP deer zone (see map)
NCGreensboroGuilford CountyCentral deer season
NDFargoCass Countywater
NVRenoWashoe CountyUnit 195
OHCincinnatiHamilton CountyFour-deer county
SCSpartanburgSpartanburg Countymetro
TXHoustonHarris CountyNorth Zone
UTProvoUtah Countypistol
VANorfolkNorfolk Countypistol
WYCheyenneLaramie CountyWGFD Laramie Region

Two assemblies, thirty-five parts

Take a Glock apart and it is two assemblies: a slide with about fifteen parts that strip, fire and eject the round, and a frame with about a dozen that hold the barrel, lock the slide and work the trigger. We file every part the same way, slide or frame, with the generation it fits and Glock's part number where there is one, alongside the barrels that join the two and the springs that wear out first. The guides walk each assembly part by part and put the wear parts on a round-count calendar.

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