He can always get it out. Just drill a small pilot hole and insert a wood screw part way. Then pull on the wood screw. OK, so I paid the $6.95 and bought one for my own Glocks but if I was looking for something to do and liked to fiddle ... nothing wrong with this.
Cannot remember the last time I had to pry a magazine out of my Glock. Guess I got one of the "good" Glocks?
it's your gun and your plug ..I have no problem with it at all ..looks like you did a fine job....the trouble is most of the perfect information providers on here were not old enought to shoot handguns when they came with wooden grips ..:rofl:
i hear the back of the glocks are hollow to allow the excess power and debris to find their way out of the gun. but i would get one because it could prevent a mag snag in a tight situation. Glocks (or hardly any other modern gun, but especially glocks) are not going to breakdown b/c of excess gun power and/or debris. thats laughable!
i hear the back of the glocks are hollow to allow the excess power and debris to find their way out of the gun. but i would get one because it could prevent a mag snag in a tight situation. Glocks (or hardly any other modern gun, but especially glocks) are not going to breakdown b/c of excess gun power and/or debris. thats laughable!
Did you mean to say power? or powder? Your spelling is laughable :rofl:
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