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GlockSmith Block

I wanted to create a block that Glock Armorers could use to perform Glock-Smithing tasks regardless of Glock model.

GlockSmith Block Naked Showing New PinsSo far it has spots for:

– Trigger Shoe Removal and Install

– Connector Adjustments

– Trigger Jig

Showing the new pins:

– Firing Pin Spring and Cup(s) replacement

It has been working out pretty good for me. If you have suggestions or ideas hit me up using the info below.

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Glock Polish Job – Firing Pin

Using the polishing items in the notes HERE I did the example below:

Here are is a before shot:

I am trying to show the firing pin face in this one. Notice the grooves:

General Cleaning / Shine polish to all areas. Careful not to remove too much from the YELLOW areas and the firing pin tip.

The Face area is what you want to get butt ass smooth.

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Glock Performance Trigger Tool

Putting the trigger bar back in place on Glocks performance trigger is a PITA. I created this very little tool to help out.

Instructions:

Here is a quick Video:

– Push the Trigger Spring with Sear-holder up

– Slide the Performance Trigger Tool through the round hole, opposite side of where the trigger bar will slide in

– Push the Trigger Spring with Sear-holder down, holding it in the down position ensuring the spring rod pushes on the slave pin.

– Install the trigger bar making sure that the lower extension / pin is in the Performance Trigger Tools open hole.

– Slide out the Performance Trigger Tool

Ready to install!

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Glock Safety Plunger Holder and Polishing

When polishing any small part like the Glock safety plunger using buffung wheels on my grinder the part would at times go flying out and get damaged or temporarly lost. To help with that I create and print the Glock Safety Plunger Holder. I have different versions for different models and generations:

Plunger Holder.stl:

Glock Gen 1-5 Sfty Holder — Plunger Holder.stl

Glock Gen 1-5 Sfty Holder Reverse — Plunger Holder.stl

Gen 5:

Plunger Holder Shallow.stl

Glock Gen 1-5 Sfty Holder Shallow — Plunger Holder Shallow.stl

Glock Gen 1-5 Sfty Holder Shallow Reverse — Plunger Holder Shallow.stl

Gen 5:

Plunger Holder with Lip.stl – I am testing this one out. I added the lip to see if it would help hold the Glock Safety Plunger a bit better…

Glock Gen 5 Sfty Holder with lip Gen 5 — Plunger Holder with Lip.stl

Plunger Holder G43 G48.stl

Glock G43-G48 Sfty Holder — Plunger Holder G43 G48.stl

Plunger Holder G43 G48 Shallow.stl

Glock G43-G48 Sfty Holder Shallow — Plunger Holder G43 G48 Shallow.stl

Plunger Holder G43 G48 Reverse.stl

Glock G43-G48 Sfty Holder Reverse — Plunger Holder G43 G48 Reverse.stl

Plunger Holder G43 G48 Reverse Shallow.stl

Glock G43-G48 Sfty Holder Shallow Reverse — Plunger Holder G43 G48 Reverse Shallow.stl

I usually print these up when I have just a bit of filament left. Then toss it in a drawer till needed.

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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5926916

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Glock 48 Dry Fire Thing

I want to do some dry fire training without having to rack the slide each time. I created my own version of the zip tie or cardboard hack for Glocks. Google it, lots of info out there.

It is a low profile and in my opinion a bit ‘cleaner’ so I can use all my holsters, without any other changes to the weapon.

With this method, the trigger no longer has reset and break. Instead it just moves freely back and forth. It is not ideal, but allows dry fire training without cycling the firearm.

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Timney Trigger Glock Install

Here is a recent Timney trigger I installed. This post is not to show how to install it or review it. There are plenty of articles on both out in the wild. This is just to show what one of my installs for this product look like:

This is what you get:

Slide it in place:

Put the pins back in:

Drop the slide back on, function check and ready to shoot!

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Glock Trigger Jig Update

I did not like the way the trigger housing moved when manipulating the trigger. So I added a brace. I printed it with tree supports that need to be cleaned up before using it.

Works pretty good!

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Glock 48 Rail Mount

The glock 48 front rail is smaller than standard rails making it much harder to find anything that fits it. To help remedy this I made two slide over versions:

Picatinny:

And a Mantis X mount:

I would not use it for EDC / real world use. I made it to mount my Mantis trainer and various lights to see if I would like them on this weapon.

I plan on making a more secure version soon.

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Safety Plunger De-Bur and Polish

Glock pistols are mass produced using stamped parts. That is not a bad thing, just the way it is. Because of that, a part will sneak in with a less than desirable finish. I am of the belief that you should inspect all you parts for defects and burrs.

In this case, I found a bur on the safety plunger.

I filed down the burr with a small file, being careful not to remove to much material.

When it met my stringent standards I polished it up:

Dropped it back in, runs like a champ!

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Glock Sight Install

We all know the factory Glock sights are notoriously poor, so let me replace them! I take a lot of care to make sure the sights on your pistol are installed and aligned correctly. I have a very nice sight pusher tool that drifts the sights on and off without the need of a punch or hammer. Using such a tool protects tritium vials from breaking, prevents marring of the slide, and the sights.

Here is a shot of a Glock 19 I did:

Factory Front Sight:

Factory Rear Sight:

Sights getting installed:

New front sight:

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