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Lone Wolf Extended Slide Lock for All Glock Models Except 36, 42, 43 Steel Black

$8.99
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Brand
Lone Wolf
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Gun Part Type
Slide
UPC
639737070668

Overview

The Lone Wolf extended slide lock provides an extended length over stock parts to facilitate easy field stripping and take-down on compatible Glock pistols. Measuring 30.01mm in length compared to the 28.37mm OEM part, it is designed not to interfere with holsters and installs or removes simply. This steel component is finished in black and fits all Glock models except the G36, G42, and G43 (including Gen 4 and Gen 5 variants). It accepts either leaf or coil style slide lock springs, with Gen 4-5 firearms utilizing coil springs.

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