glock complete disassembly

[Liquid]

Would anyone know where I could get directions how to complete take apart my Glock 26. I have seen books and movies I can buy but I am sure there is somewhere on the web where it is published freely.

Thank You
Philip

 

[sousana]

Glock disassembly

Unless you are a certified gunsmith or glock armorer you should fieldstrip your glock only enough to clean, not completely take the gun apart. If you want a detailed cleaning then either send it in to glock of find a certified armorer.

 

[longeyes]

I think it depends on how courageous you are. I have a video from gunvideo.com (McGill's) that goes through the process but I admit I have, so far, only field-stripped my Glocks to clean them. At some point in the next thousand rounds I'll have to decide how much sense a total disassembly makes.

 

[krept]

This is what I used when I first stripped my G27.

receiver: http://www.glockmeister.com/trigger.html


slide: http://www.glockmeister.com/slidedis.html



You will be truly amazed how simple the pistol is once you have completed the reassembly.

 

[krept]

btw...

1) As with any total disassembly, be CERTAIN of the orientation of the parts as you remove them.

2) just about anything can be substituted for the 'Glock disassembly tool." I used a pin punch at first - now I just use the smallest screwdriver on my Leatherman Wave. Virtually anything that is roughly the same diameter as the pins will work.

3) There is a LOT of knowledge related to reassembly both here and on glocktalk.com. If you get stuck, you should have the answer to your question within half an hour.

 

[pbash]

Take comfort in knowing that the Glock is probably the simplest pistol on the market to dissasemble and reassemble. It has, if I remember correctly, only 23 parts including springs and pins and the only tool required is a stiff piece of wire like a paperclip.

 

[Jeff, CA]

Don't believe the fluff about Glock certified armorers. A trained monkey could take one down and put it back together. Glockmeister's instructions are fine.

I was at a class a while back, and my 23 was hanging up just out of battery. There were 2 certified Glock armorers on site. Each one took a turn. Field stripped it, blew on the internals, turned it over in their hands a couple of times, handed it back and said, "I don't know." WTF??