Complete Glock Disassembly
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You guys are making top notch disassembling, cleaning, building, and restoring videos on youtube. The quality and level of explanation you guys go to is far beyond other youtubers.
Very true
Sir what is the name of that Piece of L shaped metal that you never removed?
Underneath disassemble bar
Never took a glock past a reg field strip, until I watched this video. 👍😎 Awesome directions, easy to follow, no BS. Thanks 👍👍
Yep, same here.......Eric is awesome!
I was looking for a video of on how to delete emails...how the hell did i get to this side of youtube.
Because of reasons
No class comment.
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Kyle Hills Another no class comment. Obviously from a Trumpian no class person.
IV8888 must be some JavaScript code that rights over the memory space of a deleted e-mail. Just my 3 cents.
Eric, This was an excellent video, but here are some additional tips I found work for me. If you squeeze the sides of the Mag tube, the base pads will come off easier. Also to remove the extractor easier, just push in the trigger bar safety plunger in and it will fall out. The rear pin is polymer, so you can't confuse it with the 2 trigger assembly pins.
Here are some points that should be clarified on reassembly.
The "leaf spring under the slide disassembly bar is important to inspect, as they can break and it will turn your Glock into a single shot pistol. Make sure you install the slide disassembly bar with the hooked edge facing to the rear. This engages with the barrel lug and keeps the slide from coming off the frame. When looking at the connector side of the sear housing block, the trigger spring should be oriented like an "S". On normal finished slides, the striker channel liner is hard to get out and requires some special tool to remove it and reinstall it with out damage. If you hammer it back in, you will bugger it up and the striker will not function properly.
I had a slip moment for sure. I knew all you had to do was push the plunger in and it would slip free. Luckily either method will free it up. That spring is tiny so it flexes super easy. Good tips overall. That's one of the cool things about RUclips is people can fill in bits I may have failed to cover. It's like a master class that everyone can contribute to.
I like to use a C clamp to get squeeze the sides of the magazine makes it easier and doesn't scratch it up like it would with channel locks.
Excellent How To👍 another excellent demonstration can be seen on The Glock Store by Lenny McGill 👍👍
This is the reason why this exclusive CZ owner has purchased my first NIB 2021 Glock G17L 6.02" barrel Gen3 pistol. Simplicity, parts support, 6.02" 9mm maximum ballistics. The Glock is the scrappy nephew of my H & K VP70Z which the Glock team studied for their first design proposal. Just like the Japanese motorcycle makers having a room full of British motorcycles to study so they then conquered the world. Not a bad thing.👍✌️☕🍩☕🍩🍺🇺🇲
@ 4:00 just depress the drop safety and the extractor and spring will fall out, you dont need to pry that out from the extractor side.
Thank you for this video Sir. I have been leery of complete disassemble of my 19 or 27 unroll now. Have always just field striped the firearm and wiped it down and oiled it. I just did a complete disassemble after your video and from 5+ years of use I couldn't believe what I was not getting cleaned and how gunked up the parts were.
I have two publications on the Glock pistol, and they both state to remove the pins from left to right, and reinstall from right to left. They were very emphatic about this detail.
"Put on gloves because one, you don't wanna get oil from your hands on everything, and two, you just don't wanna do that." You know why we love you Eric.
Thank you so much Eric for this very informative video! I recently decided to upgrade my G19 gen3....new trigger, plunger, striker spring and extended mag release and slide stop. Never completely disassembled a Glock before and you made every step very clear and concise. You are a gem to those of us who enjoy firearms!
Eric, I love your videos but I see your having a bit of trouble with the Glock. First, the extractor is easy. Push the bearing spring button up into the slide and the extractor will drop out under its own weight then pull the bearing spring button out. Next, squeeze the sides of the magazine together while removing the base plate, it will come off with much less force. Hopes this works out.
Truer words never spoken. There are all sorts of little nuances like this! Thanks for spreading the gospel.
Quick and to the point. Very informative and easy to follow!GOD bless you and the family!!
Does this video get demonetized?
lol
no really, Im sure theres alot of sjws who will get triggered by this
Great video Eric - this is the cleanest and easiest to follow Glock disassembly video on the internet that I have seen so far. As an amateur armourer, I greatly appreciate these types of videos on your channel. Thanks!
You put the slide lock (slide disassembly lever) in backwards. The little notch is supposed to face backwards and lock the barrel.
Just to make sure are you talking about 18:36 in the video if so I really had to strain to see it but I think I see what you are talking about. (good catch) but still one of the best video's I have seen as to date.
What will happen when he tries to fire the gun
It was in correct. If it is in backwards, the slide will lock back when it’s pulled to the rear.
well, you made that look easy. great video, straight to the point and clearly explained. thank you!
Excellent video for Glock pistol owners. A must watch if you own one. Good job Eric.
Why do the slide get stuck when you want to clock it back and don’t go all the way back just a lil bit then hard to take off that’s the issues I be having
Honestly, I could listen to you and Chad explain just about anything for an hour. If you did one of these videos for every gun ever made I’d watch them all haha
immediately: "your gun'll probably be black with a tenifer or black oxide coating, which is fine." ...unless you're ME who rusted his. darnit, Glock!
I've rusted a 17 and a 43. I do really like Glocks and they are my everyday carry-go to handgun. Both mine rusted internally. I'm tired of hearing how rust resistant they are. And to only use 6 drops of oil. I now oil mine with a good coat of oil and do it weekly. Inside and out.
This will be a great video. I just bought my first Glock 19 Gen4 three days ago. Great timing!
Eric thanks for making this video. I generally knew how to disassemble and reassemble a Glock before watching, but a few of the tricks you shared like wiggling the slide release as you try to remove the main trigger pin, and depressing the plastic cup on the firing pin to make removing the slide rear plate easier were really helpful. The knowledge is much appreciated!
Just a thought; should probably advise those watching that the Channel Liner (plastic tube that just fell out but is not supposed to) will not go back in fully without destroying it ,as demonstrated, without a special seating tool if the gun does not have a self lubricating finish as your demo model did. Without the tool on a standard finish the liner will not fully seat even with a mallet; it will just tear. With the tool it will gently push in. The tool is the other side of your Glock tool.
Two thumbs up Eric, great informative video!
Absolutely the most detailed and easy to understand break-down and re-assembly video I've seen Thank You for answering questions even before I thought of asking.
Much appreciation!! Love the no bs videos long and in depth everything a new comer would ever need to know thanks!
My grandfather used his Army Air Corps issued 1911 in close combat against Japanese soldiers when taking back island airfields. As a kid, I watched him wipe his 1911 down with oil every weekend.
In 1985 I first qualified with a pistol, I immediately recognized the 1911 that I the supply sergeant issued me. That 1911 was one of the last ones stocked in the armory and it happened to be made by Singer Sewing Machine Company. When shaken, it sounded like a bunch of loose ball bearings. I didn't know it then but but they were trying to use up all of the on hand. 45 ACP so that they didn't have to turn it in, just the brass. It took me 6 hours and more than a hundred rounds to qualify as a Marksman. My hands were bleeding, cut and bruised and I could barely move them the next day. The armorer laughed at me and said to ask for the M9 next time.
It was a great life lesson on persistence and following through on missions.
I will be watching this each time I clean my Glock 😎
wow this video was amazing; I'm not quite comfortable trying it by myself yet BUT I know its no rush and I can learn slowly by getting comfortable with barrel assembly first then the rest...ty for a clear, visual understand and walk thru!
Great video Eric! I learned a lot from this and it was very educational and easy to follow. 👍
You don’t have to just pull the ejector out and let the plunger drop. Just press the safety plunger into the slide and pull the ejector out, then you can just pull the safety plunger out
The first time I took apart my glock 17 the dang ejector spring flew across the room. It was hilarious honestly. But hey we live and learn right :)
Using a role pin starter punch is handy for the mag catch spring bar.
I needed to do a full strip on mine and used your video to help me, thank you. However, you may have caught this later, but when you put that takedown bar back in you didn't do it upside down but you did put it in backwards. You mentioned the notch for the spring but on the top of that bar on the side of the ridge there is a cut that catches the lug on the bottom of the barrels chamber. Did you catch it? Did the slide ram forward and off when you fired it? Anything happen?
I know this video is a little old but I use this video to help me clean my gen 4 all the time for a re fresher. thank you for the detail and good quality video. Hard to find now days 🤙🏻
Had my 21 for 20+ years. Kep it clean. Always worked. But THIS was Fun. Did the upper. Pretty easy. One day ill try the lower. Maybe. Ha. Great video. Hi Kudos. Thanks Guy.
This is like Yngwie Malmsteen guitar school video!
at 3:00 "There is nothing that is going to fly out in your face..."
FALSE!!!
I don't know why in the world he said that. See how he keeps his thumb over the opening as he slide the back plate free. Why??? Because the spring loaded ejector tensioner can fly out never to be seen again. I know this how? LOL
That tensioner tends to separate and then the top half vanishes into thin air. You can fashion a hard plastic disc until you can source a replacement on Ebay.
I actually lost mine when trying to slide the plate back on. DO CONTROL that spring assembly carefully! Same for the striker spring assembly
No no no!!! Not a DRILL ROD! Face palm. The mag release is made from spring steel.
SPRING STEEL!
Drill rod steel is quite ridged with only a tiny flexing in the thinnest of drill bits.
If you've got a 3D printer, there's a .STL file floating around to make a "Glock Mag Disassembly Helper" - a pin on it engages the floor hole to simultaneously grab the hole, and mash the spring plate's tab to push it out of the way, then you just use the handle to rock it, and you've got the plate popped loose and ready to be pulled the rest of the way off. Sweet gizmo. I printed one in PLA, and although to me it looks like it might break if you blew on it too hard, it's apparently strong enough - the first one I printed is still doing just fine after being used a dozen or so times, and shows no sign of wear or breaking. And if it does break, so what? I spend 5 minutes digging up the file and prepping it for printing, and let 'er rip. Half an hour or so later, I'll peel a new copy of it made with 25 cents worth of filament off the build plate. Without that tool, I find that Glock mags are a serious pain in the rump to take apart. With it push the pin in the hole, keep it pushed down and follow with your other thumb to keep the spring from going sproing as you rock the handle, and (in my opinion) the hardest part of disassembling the entire gun is done. Makes it so easy I'd bet Autumn could do it.
So you seem like you know what you're doing and nobody I've run across yet has been able to figure out how to get a stuck slide off of a model 16 with a poly80 lower even with the backplate bieng removed something must be bent or broken I'm assuming?? would you know how to get it off ? I've tried everything but pulling the pins out and trying to lift it off ? Any info would be great thanks !
Great video, However, you assembled the slide lock backwards. It definitely matters which direction it faces. Hopefully folks will catch that as well. Otherwise great video!
The Glock 42 and 43 trigger housing and trigger bar are noticeably different. Suggest you seek out specific videos for them. Gen 5 is also a pit different.
At 27:10, huge mistake. According to Glock Armory School and every good Glock armorer I know (ie Johnny Glock) one MUST make certain that the end of the striker spring does not rest in the split between the two cups. This is supposed to be critical for a reason I am not certain of.
Rotate the striker spring so the end is resting half way in between the split in the cups.
This positioning must be monitored all the way during lowering the assembly in to the channel liner as the spring can easily shift during this step.
Nicely done. As you said glocks are easy. Their mags however are a bitch... fortunately there's about a twenty dollar tool that makes mag cleaning easier. Until I found that tool cleaning Glock mags was something that made me say bad words.
Very helpful video. Had to do a full trigger upgrade, not just a drop in, and the breakdown and install was critical for this average ability user to accomplish the upgrade
I’ve been looking for an hour trying to find that blue circle thing online. Please help!!
Awesome video!!!
First time Glock owner here. Thank you for the excellent video.
the best. im watching other guys thinking to myself, do they edited the video? y r they leaving in their dumb mess ups an fails? thanks for being professional giving me confidence in my builds
i have a glock 19 gen 3 and cant take off the upper assembly of it those pins you move down are insanely hard and not springy like yours ...you made it seem easy but i pull them the hardest possible while sliding it a bit back the top upper and sht its hard I cant disassemble it at all my fingers are shredded already trying it tons of times what am i doing wrong. does it have to be both slide locks squeezed down at the same time or just one from one side?
Thank you ,
Trying to watch this and can't tell anything about the disassembly spring because you're moving around too fast
Have to laugh at the thought of someone who doesn't know where the mag release button is disassembling a gun.
Same lol
The disassembly bar has a groove oriented side to side. Shouldn't the groove face the back of the gun . The front lug on the barrel fits in the groove. You do a fantastic how to video.
love the simplicity of poly guns.
Show us the small change to make it full auto
god this exist?
fake glock 18?
+Canal Do JJ Sure does, I've gotten to shoot a Glock 20 full auto.
it's illegal to bro
+Robert Delgado Not if you are a fire arms manufacturer or buy a Glock auto sear and Glock made before 1986
Just buy one of those new mini-index finger bump-stocks and your all set , lol !!!
My glock all I do is while pulling slide back to check for ammo is while held back i depress and hold trigger let slid forward while holding slide off frame. Done no need to fight with tabs or do other stuff
What brand those sights are? Been thinking to replace them original sights from my 21
what is the Lite Blue colored round piece that you are laying the Glock on while removing the pins
Exceptional video- very clearly presented. Really helpful.
Thank you for such a great in depth video for Glocks.
13 minutes In if you could show how to remove the ejector it would be great thanks !
I think you put the slide release lever backwards. Doesn't the channel on the piece face the rear in order to engage the barrel?
Very nice video. Thanks for it (y)
is the magazine winkel the same for glock 17 and glock 21 ???
Get a magazine disassembly tool. Makes life much easier.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial! Still realavent in 2022}
Please deseanble. AR. 15. Like. Glock. Tank. Good. Video
My first time taking floor plate off I thought for sure I was gonna break something lol... and on the slide, to remove ejector, just press on the safety plunger and the extractor will fall right out.. then nothing goes springing and flying lol
I had a magazine reals shit it's self too me forever to find it out every round pushed the mag out
Awesome.. looking to buy my first pistol and watching lots of videos, this one locked my choice.
Also viewed the same thing on a Rex Zero and it required two people, also way less parts on the Glock.
That Rex Zero looks like a Rube Goldberg in comparison.
Thank you..
correspondence course completed. thanks for the video.
Good on you for showing the complete disassembly of all the parts because you never know when you are going to get in a ground fight in a sandbox.
Due I need a stainless steel or heat treated firing pin....and if so what other parts need to be heat treated?
Eric can u please do a video on a S&W M&P 9c complete disassembly? I've watched other videos but they arent as clear and detailed as u are. Bought my wife a used M&P 9c with an Apex trigger installed and it's not operating as it should. Have trouble with trigger resetting and firing pin not hitting primer hard enough randomly. PLEASE HELP. Thanks
Is it normal for the guide rod to not be seated in the cradle when you take it apart?
How often should a complete tear down like this be done to any gun?
i know this is old news but its new to me. i tuned into destination america and saw a few episodes of hillbilly preppers. didnt know you guys had a show back in 2014! i saw eric kick through a door and i was like HOLD ON I KNOW THIS GUY!
i dread having to completely taking apart my gun. I know how to clean a basic field strip but i know after 1000 rounds you have to take all of it apart so do I have to do what this guy and take every little part out for a deep cleaning??
Especially if you’re regularly field stripping the pistol and keeping her lubed you shouldn’t have to completely disassemble said firearm after only 1000 rounds. Especially if we’re talking about a Glock, you’re good to keep shooting man
You’re the best!
Thank you for posting !
The spring on the trigger bar is called the " S-spring".
Are the differences between Gen 3 and Gen 4 critically different?
I could never disassemble my Glock that much UNLESS I have a 2nd firearm because I get anxiety seeing all these pieces laying there and I'm defenseless 😭😂
~If you replace any part of the Glock's Trigger Assembly, BE SURE to check that all three of the three Drop Safeties work as they should. There are Videos on RUclips that shows you how to do this. It's not hard a all.
~When resembling your Glock, remember to put plastic touching plastic and steel touching steel. Don't reassemble with plastic touching steel.
Thanks for lesson brother big big help 👊
What is that blue circle thing called that he puts the gun on top of to punch the pins out?
Another great video Eric 😄
Older video I know I’m late. But I had to do some “bedtime RUclips scrolling” and came across this. I have field stripped my Glocks and I have went further to install other parts, pretty much learned how to take them apart from watching RUclips videos like this one and now I feel like a Glocksmith! I love the simplicity of Glocks and I especially love you can completely disassemble them with just 1 or 2 tools (maybe 3 for ease). Gaston Glock was and is, an engineering genius!
Annoying frenchman here. At 18:30, you install the slide lock with its lip facing towards the muzzle of the gun. Which seemed logical to me until I looked at the protruding guide rod when my gun was reassembled. When the slide lock is installed the other way around (as recommended by other take down guides on the net), the guide rod seem to be properly installed.
Any advice ?
Please please please do a CZ75 complete dissasembly. There aren't any on RUclips that I found. There's one for a CZ SP01 but it's kind of dark and hard to see.
I hope in 6 years you learned how to remove the extractor.
I put my slide back on without without the barrel and spring. Now it’s stuck on there. How do I get it off?
Never mind. I figured it out. Pushed my finger down inside it. Anyway. I learned not to do that again.
you're the MAN. ive had problems with my trigger. you just helped me a lot!!!!!
much love!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glocks are dangerous and prone to misfiring...
sarcasm*
1911 pistols are still the best in my opinion. But I still like Glocks for a polymer pistol.
when.
Im more of a rifle person. I have a G17, but I eventually want a 1911 at some point.
my bad the new youtube update didn't show all of your comment.
Only said by wankers that don't use Glocks ! LOL.
Perfect video for disassembling 9*19 and reassembly. 10/10 would recommend!
PLEASE PLEASE make a video like this for the ruger lcp. No one online knows what they're doing and actually damage their guns when disassembling. There isn't a single video online on the subject that is accurate. I feel like you would do it justice!
Kinda funny. I just bought my first Glock. A G-19. Fired it for the first time last night. Put about 120 rounds through it and it should be broke in. Thanks for this vid.
Great video! I probably won’t tear down my Glock any time soon. But I will find this video.
Thanks!
Would there be any good parts to change out from a stock glock 17? It hasnt been shot much but I love it and wanted to see if anyone had any upgrades in mind
Yeah, replace the entire gun with a Canik..
I use a Glock tool to disassemble my Glock. No hammer/punch. It's best to use the tip of your tool to remove the locking block before you pull out the trigger assembly. Doing it this way - with using the trigger assembly to wedge out the locking block might result in damage to the trigger assembly. IMO.