Posted: 2/26/2011 12:59:30 PM EDT
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a bad person holds a gun to my head and says "disassemble this glock mag, or youre dead"
boom, im dead. WTF am i doing wrong that i cannot take apart a glock mag? |
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Quoted: a bad person holds a gun to my head and says "disassemble this glock mag, or youre dead" boom, im dead. WTF am i doing wrong that i cannot take apart a glock mag? send it to me. I had a factory mag disassemble while I was loading at the range today...  Boolits everywhere!What step are you getting hung up on?
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i was trying and trying on older G23 mags, the ping would not recess into the mag. i just tried it with a G27 mag thats brand new, and the pin recessed into the mag just like i see on youtube vids. i was able to pry that one off with a tiny blade screwdriver one side at a time, which i know is still not the correct method.
i guess my main trouble is the squeeze. is there a tool or method out there that makes this easier? |
| I push the pin/base plate as far up as I can get it to go, then I slightly squeeze the side of the mag body (near the bottom of the mag body, buy the base plate) with a pair of channel locks that have cloth to protect the mag body. The base plate will then slide off. An AR firing pin, or a nail with the point ground off makes a good tool to get the plat to go up far enough. |
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LMAO... the first thing i read on that page...
"* PLEASE READ FOR TEN ROUND CLINTON MAGAZINES * The technique for these magazines can be slightly different than hi caps. The design makes it difficult to push the reinforcement plate into the mag body more than a quarter of an inch...." 
... oh no wonder! |