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Strike Industries Enhanced Pin Kit w/ Anti-Walk Locking Block for Glock All Standard Models Pistols, Hardcoat Anodized/Nitride Black - G-AWPS

$8.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Small Parts/Hardware
UPC
708747546507
MPN
GAWPS

Overview

The Strike Industries Enhanced Pin Kit is designed for standard Glock models to improve serviceability and function over factory parts. The kit features an anti-walk locking block pin that engages the slide stop lever spring to prevent walking out during heavy use. Trigger and locking block pins are constructed from high-strength carbon steel with a black nitride finish, while the trigger housing pin is made from aluminum with a black anodized finish. All pins feature color-fillable concave ends designed to support a pin punch, prevent slippage, and mitigate potential damage.

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