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GTUL is the only product on the market which works to remove both standard and extended baseplates while preserving the locking tabs. Our slide removal tool for Glocks greatly improves your ability to grasp the slide lever to field strip your Glock for cleaning.
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The Magazine Disassembly Tool for Glock is designed to make removing your magazine base plates and disassembly easy and convenient, while preventing wear on the locking tabs and internal lining, available now at GlockStore.com.
31 sty 2022 · You can now take apart your magazines without marring, gouging, or damaging the metal liner. Quickly remove dirt, dust, powder residue and grime that may hinder reliability and cause a failure to feed. This GTUL tool works with all 9MM, .357SIG, 40S&W and .45GAP Glock magazines.
Glock pistols remain incredibly popular with civilians and law enforcement alike, but sadly, they have one of the most frustrating magazines to disassemble. For most magazines, simply depressing the plunger on the floorplate allows it to slide off easily. This is not the case for Glock mags.
31 sty 2022 · You can now take apart your magazines without marring, gouging, or damaging the metal liner. Quickly remove dirt, dust, powder residue and grime that may hinder reliability and cause a failure to feed. This kit includes the magazine brush designed for use with the Disassembly Tool.
11 cze 2014 · The Brush/Punch tool is almost sure to elongate the hole on the Magazine Floorplate - much like the standard Armorers Tool will bugger the Mags Floorplate rentention locking pin. Not to mention trash your Magazine Locking Plate as these are soft polymer.
The Glock Slide Removal Toolby GTUL makes removing the slide simple, fast and easy. Fits all Glock models with standard and extended slide lock. Engages the slide lock. Makes slide removal easier and faster. Also known as STUL.
