Posted: 3/21/2011 3:10:46 PM EDT
I recently installed a 3.5 connector in my glock and when i put the slide back on the front rails are attached but the the slide is way too high to be attached to the rear ones, i cant get the slide off. help please lol
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If you can get the slide plate off the back, you can remove the firing pin and release the slide. Relook at the diagrams to reassemble the trigger and trigger assembly.
When you put the slide on, gently line up the front and rear rails, don't worry, its a common error and has happened to many people. |
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<a href="http://img233.imageshack.us/i/20110321193920.jpg/" target="_blank">http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/2228/20110321193920.jpg</a> Uploaded with ImageShack.us best pic i got No big deal, easily fixed. Can you snap the trigger, if you can, you are in luck. (looks like your trigger is engaged) Snap the trigger, hold down the take down lever, and use your palm or a rubber hammer and hammer the rear of the slide. A few good whacks, the slide should come off. Try that first, if it does not work, then them you have to take off the back plate by trying to gedt a gap between the slide and the frame. Use a small punch and depress the the sear, to free the firing pin. Once that happened, hold down the take down lever, and give the rear a few good whack. Glocks are tools, they are build for tough handling. If you are worried about cosmetic scratches, put a box with bubble wrap in front of the frame when you whack the rear of the slide while holding down the take down lever. Good luck. |
