My Glock has lever on each side, are 2 extntions required , one for each side?
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Hello,Thanks for your question. No, you only need one Slide Lock Lever per pistol. It is one lever that you can see on both sides of the pistol. You are supposed to pinch both sides of the lever with your thumb and fore finger and pull down. You can then slightly pull back the slide then slide it forward and off of the pistol. With the Stock Slide Lock Lever it can be hard on the fingers. The Lone Wolf Extended Slide Lock Lever makes it much easier to perform this operation every time you need to clean or maintain your pistol. You can find videos of this operation on popular video sites. Your friends at fuddlebucks. Hello,Thanks for your question. No, you only need one Slide Lock Lever per pistol. It is one lever that you can see on both sides of the pistol. You are supposed to pinch both sides of the lever with your thumb and fore finger and pull down. You can then slightly pull back the slide then slide it forward and off of the pistol. With the Stock Slide Lock Lever it can be hard on the fingers. The Lone Wolf Extended Slide Lock Lever makes it much easier to perform this operation every time you need to clean or maintain your pistol. You can find videos of this operation on popular... » Read More Hello,Thanks for your question. No, you only need one Slide Lock Lever per pistol. It is one lever that you can see on both sides of the pistol. You are supposed to pinch both sides of the lever with your thumb and fore finger and pull down. You can then slightly pull back the slide then slide it forward and off of the pistol. With the Stock Slide Lock Lever it can be hard on the fingers. The Lone Wolf Extended Slide Lock Lever makes it much easier to perform this operation every time you need to clean or maintain your pistol. You can find videos of this operation on popular video sites. Your friends at fuddlebucks. « Show Less
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Hello, Thanks for your question. No, you only need one Slide Lock Lever per pistol. It is one lever that you can see on both sides of the pistol. You are supposed to pinch both sides of the lever with your thumb and fore finger and pull down. You can then slightly pull back the slide then slide it forward and off of the pistol. With the Stock Slide Lock Lever it can be hard on the fingers. The Lone Wolf Extended Slide Lock Lever makes it much easier to perform this operation every time you need to clean or maintain your pistol. You can find videos of this operation on popular video sites. Your friends at fuddlebucks.
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Not sure but I returned mine for my glock 42 because it did not work as advertised
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Brett, The sights come in different widths, so call, TruGlo and they will send you correct size for your Pistol. You need access to a Glock sight pusher tool. Make sure the screw is backed out on the rear sight. Before you try to push the sight on.Each time I have put one on, the rear sight, it works better a bit over on the right side. Only the plastic sights go exactly in the middle of the slide. You will need to do the final adjustment on the range. And again do back the screw out, each time b/4 you attempt to push the sight over! Tighten down when all finished.
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Grip extension, no. The rest extension, yes. But either way, it fits the standard pistol like a glove and anything that makes the fit tighter, could delay retrieval.
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Yes it's a universal screw size for the front site in Glock's.I'm at work & don't know off the top of my head but look up, "Glock front site tool" it should tell you the size.
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The rail would connect as it is only 1 1/8 inch long, however, the unit extends back over two inches with the pressure switch attachment and I have no idea if the trigger guard of your Glock would prevent the light from being attached. I wish I could answer your question but do not have a Glock 21 to try it on.
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Negative. It has a different trigger guard shape. The light guard attaches in an odd way that will only go on a glock
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It's only 2 screws. It doesn't differ much from NOT having a sidesaddle regarding trigger removal. I found it quite simple to install. Taking your gun apart that much might cause the backing on the sidesaddle to deteriorate quickly though.
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The mount is the same should fit both, but please do not waste your money, it only lasted for around 500 rounds before having issues it looks great on the glock 17 and 19. But that's about it.n
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Yes, it fits almost every glock model. I say almost because there might be an obscure model it doesn't. You can install in your gun in 3 to 5 min.
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I'm not sure I bought it for Glock 23. The 23 is a doublestack the 42 I believe is a single stack.
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I just tried my double barrel side by side 12 ga. and there was plenty of room. The pin that the barrels sit on is about 1/4 " wider then the two barrels.
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I would say no. We have 2 - one with a 9mm and the other with a 45 - and there isn't much room in the width. You could do it but the trigger would be exposed.
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If you remove your existing grip compare to this Smith and Wesson diagram, you should be able to figure it out. http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product4_750001_750051_764812_-1_757998_757843_757837_ProductDisplayErrorView_N
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I don't have the answer to your question because I don't own those. I suggest you visit the Glock Tech website.
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I seriously doubt you can get two long guns in one case.... they are nice for one, but I ended up buying 2 ... one for each of my AR's.
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Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G; screws and allow for easier insertion.