Glock Gen5 - Upper Disassembly & Reassembly
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Lenny Magill, Founder and CEO of Magill's GlockStore, does a deep dive into the new Glock G17 Gen5.
In this video, Lenny looks at the Upper and does a complete disassembly and reassembly.
The Glock 17, Gen5 is our Item #7927 and can be found here: www.glockstore....
Absolute lifesaver. I had a bonehead moment where I put the slide back on without the barrel or recoil spring (I don't know what I was thinking) and I quickly realized I was in a pickle. The slide wouldn't come off the lower. I googled Glock Gen 5 disassembly and this popped up, and now I know how to take apart the firing pin and safety. Thanks for the help and knowledge! Now I feel a lot more confident in my ability to fully take apart my Glock. And I did it all with a tiny flathead screwdriver.
Every time I watch one of Lenny's vids, I learn something about Glock's I didn't know.
Thanks Len, I appreciate that.
Things were crazy in CA when I got out of the Navy in San Pedro in 1968. Glad to see nothing has changed and next generations of crazies have taken over leadership of the state. The Gen 4 Glock 17 is one of my favorite sidearms used for LEOSA qualification and range fun.
I love San Pedro
This is amazing info. He basically just gave everyone an armorer's course at no cost. My department just switched to G19 G5's so this is absolutely invaluable to me. Thank you, Lenny!
Lenny is a great teacher - talks to you not at you. He’s forgotten more than many Glock owners know.
Lmao
I really appreciate you taking the time to run these tutorials, as I find them extremely helpful. One suggestion though. May I suggest making two videos? One like this one, an extended version where you spend a lot,ore time explaining all the aspects of each piece and part, how they come together, how the parts work, etc. And the other, an edited version for those of us who are actually disassembling and reassembling along with you. I spend a lot of time forward advancing these videos in 10 second incrimenrs, simply because when we're reassembling we're trying to complete the project. The backstory to each part, the new barrels crowning, the cost of each part, etc. All of these stories tend to make the assembling and reassembling process a little more confusing. Not that the back stories aren't interesting, the small changes from generation to generation, the overnight shipping costs on small inexpensive parts that get lost easily and are expensive to have shipped overnight. Just a thought. If you edited each process, the disassembly and reassembly, slowly but steadily, you could condense both processes down into 5 minutes for each, editing down a nearly one hour video into a very helpful and to the point, 10 minute video. Just a thought.
Best videos on Glock cleaning/disassembly. It’s a lot to watch the entire thing, but when you want to do things right, it’s worth the time (for someone who isn’t an expert).
Thank you Lenny! You just saved my life! I did a newbie move and removed the backplate without capturing. All the parts shot out and hit me in the eye. Took 30 mins to find them all and then had to figure how they went back in. Quite a learning experience.
I'll take shit that never happened for $1000 Alex...
@@wgkimmel Ok. The answer is. Number of times wgkimmel DIDN’T molest a family member….
You're sooooooo funny. How will I ever sleep at after a burn like that.... 😂😂😂😂 Dumbass 😂😂😂😂
@@wgkimmel probably with an underaged family member?
@@wgkimmel lol
I have to say, Lenny, these videos are immensely helpful. Thanks so much for making these and all that you do.
Yes, as some say, the videos are long but I like that the extra knowledge is shared. It shows Lenny's depth of knowledge of the Glock pistols. I advance the video to what I want to watch as I have used the videos multiple times.
The video speed function works great on his videos cheers
Definitely the BEST presenter of any I've seen on R/R for guns. Certainly for Glocks: Great lighting, great sound, great voice, slow and articulate speaking (TY x 2), calmly and smoothly shows each piece and part, great stories. Totally outstanding production. Had I seen Lenny before I bought my first gun, I'd've been a Glock fan for sure. Thank you!
HEY GURU GUN GUY...YOU ARE A MASTER. I LEARNED SO MUCH FROM YOU FROM THIS VIDEO. OTHER DUDES JUST AREN'T AS DETAILED.
THANK YOU
Great informative video, just purchased a new Glock 22 Gen 5, interesting you didn't clean your new guns, the reason I do is they always come over oiled and can be a little dirty from the test shot(s) so I do it for that and also to get familiar with the new gun, like this one, i cannot remove the slide the way you demoed, i follow the same steps except after i pull the two slide locks, i pull the trigger and the slide releases, didnt realize the trigger needed to be pulled so that's why i couldnt get it to release, the video i watched before i found this channel didnt mention that
Auto mechanic for over fifty years now helping at friends gun shop tytyty for explaining so well big big help
Lenny, I want to thank you for your video’s and your knowledge of the Glock.since I found one of your video’s I was sold on a Glock. I also like to watch video’s from other people and I am amazed on how they break down their Glocks. They don’t use the correct names of the parts. One guy had a really tough time removing the lower plate on the Mag! I wish I lived near by to take some or all of your classes.
Thank you so much, Lenny, for your great videos! I just got myself a Glock 19 Gen 5 and I'm watching your videos to learn more about it. You're a superb teacher, great voice and super easy to understand even for someone like me, who's from Austria, so English is not my native language. Please keep up this wonderful work, I'm looking forward to the next videos!
I purchased a glock 19x several months ago. I really like the nature of it’s simplistic functioning. So i bought a glock 43, and i plan on getting a 26 and 29.
Hey Lenny, side note about the alignment sleeve that lives inside the slide.. you can remove it by
using a 9mm brass bore brush and it doesn't damage it at all.
This was a happy mistake on my part, but useful knowledge for removing it.
Cheers, thanks for the videos, they sure do help.
I did this and it worked very well, I learned something new, thank you!
Being a bit of a novice, these vid's make for great info and reference when needed.
Thanks
Use tungsten disulfide (Ws2)! Dry powder, slipperiest thing on the planet, sheds carbon, bonds to metal by rubbing it on, doesn't attract dirt, doesn't come off, withstands 100,000 lbs. of force, eliminates wear. I run my guns dry with NO problems or signs of wear. Better than oil (oil attracts dirt) but if you are worried of what I say, Ws2 also blends well with oil and can be used together. I've been using it in my car's engine oil for 12 years and the engine is like brand new (no wear!!). Nasa uses Tungsten disulfide (Ws2) on the Mars rover. Great for guns! I use a short bristle 1/4 in. paint brush and a q tip to rub it on.
I love these vids and I hope every Glock owner finds themselves right here. Hailing from Germany, thanks for the informative video!
I love the orange follower on my gen 5 G17. And yeah it’s great to see it through the witness hole. My G17 is my everyday concealed carry, despite its length the width makes it easy to tuck it away.
I think Glock quietly resolved the finish issue on the gen5 slide release after a few years of Glockstore selling a boatload of Gen5 slide releases in different colors & a finish that is very durable. Bought several slide lock, slide release, & pin kits from GS.👍
I don’t care how long the damn video is. Lenny’s voice is so soothing, he could come to my house every night to read me bedtime stories.
I agree
Sounds like a Radio, or sports announcer guy for sure.
Some of do care how long the video is. Just the facts sir just the facts. 😜🤪😴
Damn, you just saved me money from the going to the gun smith ! No joke , I was just about to make my appointment then I took a chance and pulled up RUclips to diagnose my issue with my Glock ! You rule ! Going to purchase form the shop with the money u saved me
Everything is simpler - the barrel muzzle has a very large impact on accuracy. To protect the muzzle from damage, it is usually treated as a muzzle chamfer - the crown. Thanks for video! When will be released Glock 22 gen 5 ??
This guy has a great voice. Awesome video sir, it really helped me out with my Glock 19. It’s my first handgun and I had no idea what I was doing. 😆
Thank you so much! I was having trouble taking it apart bc of swelling from arthritis. This was an instant life saver!
I bought a Glock17 Gen5 last year. Was a bit on the "I don't know about that trigger" but now that I understand its function I am enjoying it and wouldn't change it.
🙌🏻 you saved my ass on this one man! Sent out my gen5 for a slide job from Jeger works and it came back disassembled and with the deffert looking parts form the gen 3 I have I was lost!! This is why go I store has had and will always have my business!!
Thanks, just broke down my GEN5 and with your help, put it back together.
Fantastic video! Very helpful and greatly appreciated Lenny... thanks! Looks like there are different versions of the Gen 5 17? Just picked mine up and it looks slightly different than the one in the video. It has grip hash marks on both ends of the upper assembly and the grip is missing the half moon indent on the trigger side.
A huge thank you for the fantastic video & audio production values. The best of all firearm videos.. bravo!
Hello Sir, I just bought a second hand Glock 19 gen 3. When I pull the trigger back and push the gun forward and backwards, I am not hearing the tink of the firing pin or rattling noise. However multiple times I have cleaned the gun by myself and I am sure inside the slid is free of oil, however when I purchased, it was oiled and dirty.
Is it necessary to hear the tink or rattle sound for all the Glock pistols when we move or shake the gun forwards and backwards?!
In another word, is it mandatory to hear the sound? I mean if we didn't hear the rattling sound from a clean glock, does it means something wrong?
If it is necessary, then what is the problem of my Glock?
FYI, I didn't test and fired yet, but I checked by putting a pen inside the barrel and pull back the trigger, then the pen moved. I mean it looks the gun functioning well!
I have heard, maybe inside the gun has not been cut well while manufacturing but it is fine and not make issue! Is it possible?!
Great in depth video. Gen5 magazines won't fit a 19X unless the base plate is swapped for a Gen4 or earlier. If this information has already been addressed I apologize as I didn't read ALL of the comments.
This guy sure does make everything real simple. Thanks!
Except his video is too long
@@enforcerstarwolf5792 Yup that 45 min could have been done in 20 and no information left out.
I am unable to remove slide on glock 23. Trigger is not stuck. Gunsmith had removed the plate on back pulled the striker out. He said he had to 'reposition' the recoil spring/slide rod. I guess he had to use a long, slender tool to do so. Anyway, he was able to release the slide and even did a couple times. When I arrived home I was unable to remove the slide - I have disassembled and clean this gun MANY times. I am unsure how this recoil spring gets out of position.
I enjoy your well organized, practical presentations.
Thank God i moved out of California when i did. Move to Missouri we are a permitless carry state and open carry. And it's very easy to get your ccw permit. We can have any firearm and any mag capacity. And we just passed the stand your ground law. I think it's upsurd that only LEO's can own Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glocks but not the public. They do realize a Gen 3 can kill you just as dead then a Gen 4 or a Gen 5.
you can get them in most states
Lol i bought a gen 5 a few days ago and im 19
Whew! I'm glad you go very slowly, explaining step-by-step. It makes it easy for me to follow. Great video!!
Totally agree with AZ Dean the best explained disassembly/reassembly video on RUclips! Thanks a lot GlockStore!
Excellent video, just bought a brand new gen 5 and wanted to get into details like this and you nailed it.
Great video Lenny - many thanks for the effort. Learned a lot of new tidbits along the way. Pennsylvania would welcome you back!
I'M SO GLAD I DON'T LIVE IN CALIFORNIA, I GOT MY GLOCKS 💯 🇺🇸 👍
@@Peppersquads That’s the original store. Their recent second store, a new construction building, is in Nashville.
I do smh lol it's horrible I'm barely able to have a g34 smh hopefully moving soon 🙏🏽🎬
@@MenaCourtadeProductions but luckily their harsh gun rules help to stop criminals from commiting violent crimes.
Its not like it makes it harder for law abiding citizens to protect themselves.
God, Oregon is slowly turning to mini'fornia also
@@professored7169 no it doesn't lol
Any plans from Glock to put gen5 into CA roster? I'm sure there're planty many people in CA who would buy it then.
Best Gen5 video I have seen. Thanks!
AZ Dean Boy if you watch other guys and how they talk and work on their guns....Lenny wins hands down as the best teacher/safety instructor
Okay going to need to watch this many more times!
Thanks Lenny, very helpful video. Step by step on what exactly to do.
Is it possible to put the firing pin safety in the wrong way. Or do the cutouts on it mean it can only go in one way? The design is different from the gen 3 I noticed. I transferred my internals to another slide and now I’m paranoid I didn’t install it properly. It does pass function check though and blocks the firing pin so I guess all G?
Thanks Lenny I just bought 2 gen fives this year from you
Does gen 5 upper parts besides the barrel guide rod and backplate fit gen 3?
I noticed the finish isn't the best on the new gen 5"s. I just got my Gen 5 Glock 19 and the finish did start to wear on the front and the slide stop. I got the pistol about two weeks ago. Why has the finish changed? I still will not trade this pistol for any other.
I love your videos, however the red follower is to show when the mags OUT, not the round count. The shiny brass casings in each number hole represent the bullet count and are numbered. But i appreciate the reach on the additional changes and why
“I like to talk a little bit” 😂😂😂. But very purposeful and informative. Thank you!
The reason they recomend cleaning before shooting is 1 lets you inspect it and two because that grease they use can cause build up it collects alot of powder and can gum up
Lovin' that old school trigger pull measuring device. That is awesome!
You didn’t talk about the new lower and how it takes a spring like the PF 940 CL I would like a more in-depth video on that because I heard the springs are the same one for the levers for the ambidextrous please help
Watched this video after getting my first glock, shooting it, and using this to learn how to disassemble and clean it. "Recommended to clean and then fire" bro...
Is it normal for my striker or firing pin to protrude from the face when I have the slide locked to the rear? I'm able to push it back in with my finger but it seems loose. has about a 16th of an inch of room to wiggle in and out of the breach face when the slide is locked back.
I've noticed that some of the G5 19's don't have FSS but most have. My question is where can I find a G5 19 without FSS?
What State Are You In?
@@elvonthe1 Indiana
@@bruceesterline3170 They Were In This Store In Texas I Went 4 Days Ago They're All Gone
I need the guts, everything you disassembled and assembled in the slide for my G17 Gen 5 and but have no need for the barrel or guide rod. Apparently I can’t buy it in a kit; I can only buy it piece by piece, but I can’t find it in your web site. If you read this, can you please contact me? Thanks!
Should we clean the slide from the copper? Or just leave it?
Great instructions Lenny - I truly appreciate all your videos. As a side note/question what brand/model watch do you have on - it looks beautiful
27:12 This is a mistake - extractor does NOT skip case rim in a standard loading cycle. Case slides up the breech face right under the extractor hook. But extractor has indeed small motion while this happens.
Can someone help me? I’m not great with re assembly. I just bought a new Suarez slide for my Glock 17 gen 5 And I needed to transfer all of the firing mechanisms from the original slide. I was struggling for almost two hours but I finally got everything on. However as soon as I got the back plate on (which was a struggle didn’t have the best tools) the safety plunger fell out. I have it. But I’m frustrated. Am I making a rookie mistake? Do I put the extractor in first THEN the plunger? And does the plunger go in sideways? Im sorry im
New at this and forgive my rookie questions.
This is such a great video. It is really pleasing to see every little part taken out and discussed. Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge.
So no oil on the fire pin or plunger but what about graphite powder would that hurt or even make a difference for that matter I use to use graphite allot for lube in my weapons that wouldn't build up with sand as bad and jam when you had her wrapped up but never applied it to the fire pins in a glock just was curious
Do i need to disassemble the entire slide if i want to send it in for milling for a red dot?
You'd be foolish not to.....
Great video enabled me to swap my stuff over to my new slide. Thanks!!!
You're a really good teacher. Thanks
...you were smart building a store in the Volunteer State...
I'm sure you're very happy now that you're in Tennessee! :)
I have the Glock 19 gen 5 and I'm thinking of switching to the gen 5 g17, It's way more spacious in the grip then my 19
Lenny can I ask you a important question I have a Glock 19 Gen 5 and wanting to put a Glock Gen 3 or Gen 4 slide on it will it fit if I change the back plate out to a Gen 5?
I had the extractor pop out on me while messing with the upper and immediately had a brick of shit in my pants! Thank you for the vid helped tremendously!!
Lenny: Do you take down your Glock 19 Gen 5 to that level for general cleaning post about 250 rounds fired? Gill
Now is the safety plunger looking like that the reason why when the slide is cocked back the firing pin moving? I also have a gen4 g26 and it does not do this but my g19 gen5 mos does is this normal?
Best breakdown video I have seen! Thank you!
That very last part really got me thinking, the firing pin needs to be forward when the slide is put back on the frame? I just bought a gen 5 a few weeks ago and have only field stripped it a few times but I don’t recall having to do that. I know my gen 3 does not require that. Is this new?
The 26 and 34 Gen 5 are also available now.
The new sig has a trigger/frame pack that a sccy pistol has, lol. I have a gen1 .40, has different markings gots like an eagle on it. Guys at local gunshop said it's very rare Highly collectable. Also have g1 & g2 17. I think all glocks has slide stop ware Guess because of it sets on it all the time & slides against the holster. Great video sir
Thanks for vidéo! I didn’t understand if extractor needs to be lubricated or needs to work dry as fire pin. Anyone knows? Thanks
Hi Lenny could you explain to everyone what is the difference between the rear plate on the Glock Gen 5 series they look just like my Gen 4 thank you
Does anyone notice that the firing pin floats around when you pull the trigger or when the slide is in the locked position? Is it because of the new plunger design? My gen 3 30 SF doesn't do that.
Move to Texas and a civilian can buy one. Lol, I love Texas.
Robert Penn Kansas is also 2nd amendment friendly. You can open carry you don't need a license to conceal and Colleges can't stop you from carrying on campus anymore. Only private businesses can enforce no gun rules. Love Kansas
Las Vegas, about 40 miles from Commifornia and we can buy them.
Arizona, constantly ranked as the most gun friendly state.
I have thought about moving there. I want to get out of LV.
What area are you in?
I live in Rio Verde. It is east of Scottsdale, absolutely beautiful and great people. It is an undiscovered and underpriced area in my opinion.
Is the channel liner different from a g17 and a g22? Or can I disassemble a g22 slide and reassemble it in a stripped g17 slide? I wanna run a custom slide on my g22.
My gen 5 blue label G23 extractor spring plastic bit is black not white. Bought this new. Could this be an issue that needs correcting
Great explanation Lenny ... as normally you do!
If having a recessed crown was that important for accuracy, why didn’t Glock do this beginning with the Gen 1 guns?
I love my Glocks and look forward to buying a Gen5 G26. Great video.
another great video, breakdown is really the same for 3/4 gens
This was the most helpful video thank you Magill
Can you dry fire the glock 44 22 since rim fire ?
Great video! This guy explains perfectly!
I noticed there is not a barrel cut out on the 34 gen 5. What is the weight difference on the gen4 to gen5 slide? Thanks
Mal in einer anderen Sprache: Einfach ein tolles Video, das man auch in der Schweiz für die Zerlegung und den Wiederzusammenbau der Glock perfekt nutzen kann. Ein toller Kanal mit wertvollen Informationen! Macht weiter so. Wenn ich Mal in der Nähe bin, komme ich gerne bei Euch vorbei! Mit den besten Grüssen aus der Schweiz! (Viel Spass beim Übersetzen... :-))
finish on mine did the same thing and up at the barrel end from rubbing on holster
is fully synthetic compressor oil safe for polymer?
As a brand new shooter this was really helpful. And, of course I just had my first squib after only 35 rounds. I still have to deal with that, but at least I now know how to put the slide back together after the parts went flying!
Help. I used the punch to depress the pin as shown, but my back plate will not move. Gen 5 model 19. What am I missing?
As always very informative, enjoyable and entertaining. Thank you. Consider moving your whole operation to Florida.
Great instruction and delivery, thank you for sharing your knowledge 🤘🏻🇺🇸🇮🇱