Posted: 12/12/2013 5:31:40 AM EDT
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So do you use your slide stop as a slide release and have you had any problems doing so? ETA: It is slide stop not slide lock.
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Yea I been told not to use the slide lock as a release. Quoted:
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I hope nobody is using their slide lock as the slide release. Maybe the slide stop lever The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. |
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The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. Quoted:
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I hope nobody is using their slide lock as the slide release. Maybe the slide stop lever The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. I believe this would be the part he is referring to... 
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Quoted: The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I hope nobody is using their slide lock as the slide release. Maybe the slide stop lever The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. Slide stop then.
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Quoted: I believe this would be the part he is referring to... http://cdn.glockforum.com/forum/attachments/f8/66638d1373897454-how-do-i-tell-what-generation-my-glock-19-300px-glock17.jpg Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I hope nobody is using their slide lock as the slide release. Maybe the slide stop lever The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. I believe this would be the part he is referring to... http://cdn.glockforum.com/forum/attachments/f8/66638d1373897454-how-do-i-tell-what-generation-my-glock-19-300px-glock17.jpg |
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I believe this would be the part he is referring to... http://cdn.glockforum.com/forum/attachments/f8/66638d1373897454-how-do-i-tell-what-generation-my-glock-19-300px-glock17.jpg Quoted:
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I hope nobody is using their slide lock as the slide release. Maybe the slide stop lever The "slide lock" is the part that has the tabs you have to pull down to remove the slide from the frame. The part you are talking about is the "slide stop". That's what he meant by that post. I believe this would be the part he is referring to... http://cdn.glockforum.com/forum/attachments/f8/66638d1373897454-how-do-i-tell-what-generation-my-glock-19-300px-glock17.jpg Yes, but Glock calls this part the slide lock. 
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Quoted: To answer your question, I haven't heard of any other than theoretical wearing of the parts. Quoted: Quoted: So no one is having problems using the slide stop as a slide release? To answer your question, I haven't heard of any other than theoretical wearing of the parts. thanks
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Quoted: My grip does not work well with Glock's extended slide stop. My high grip activates the slide stop inadvertently. Due to that I've been slingshotting the slide for the past several years. |
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Quoted: Try the vickers slide stop. I read it fixes tht problem you have. Quoted: Quoted: My grip does not work well with Glock's extended slide stop. My high grip activates the slide stop inadvertently. Due to that I've been slingshotting the slide for the past several years. Another advantage is it is practiced every time I dry fire. |
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Quoted: Exactly. How many times do we have to go over this? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: So no one is having problems using the slide stop as a slide release? Uhmm, no? That's what its there for. HTR. Exactly. How many times do we have to go over this? |
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Quoted: I do this as well. Quoted: Quoted: I reload using the overhand method which is like the sling shot method only with your hand turned 180 degrees. I can easily release the slide with the factory slide stop though, full mag or not. |