will these work with and extended slide release
1856015
I had to trim a little off the top of the grip for it to work. The grips are well worth the trouble.
1856016
The best answer I can offer is "probably". At worst, you might need to do a little bit of careful filing on the grip panel to allow enough clearance. This, however, is true with any non-standard parts on any firearm.
1856017
hello,if you pistol will accept standard grips, these will work. These are direct replacements for the factory standard grips. This is the answer I received from magpul.My opinion, since I have not tried these on a 1911 yet, -- If your grips look just like these, they will work. And they are polymer, so they can be easily modified if there are any sharp edges or slight mods that need to be made to make them work with the millions of 1911s out there.I hope this helps, sincerely, shs, ceo, rock mountain tactical.
610632
Yes they lock in place. They do not slide unless you release them. They do not require tension from a load to stay in place.
1440063
Yes they will fit all Glock 9 and 40 caliber slides. I'm a certified Glock Armorer. Enjoy
136313
Yes, as long as they are specific to a Glock 42. As you know the slide on a Glock 42 is not as wide say as a 19. The front sight is not an issue.
1558738
Yes it will... may have to purchase the extra spacers for the Springfield model. They are cut to match the "bell" shape of the slide. Word of caution..... be very careful with the xd front sight.
2223440
Yes they will. I'm using this set on that same press and they work just fine.
1711300
They worked for me. The palms are soft woven poly fiber; so if the glove fits your hand snugly you should be able to comfortably rack the slide. I had no problem racking the slide on my Sig 1911 45cal either.
31912
The adapter itself works for the 6.5 or 6.75 action slide tube. It simply extends the shorter slide tube to accommodate fore ends that are 7 5/8. So yes, this will work for that scenario. Hope that helps.
2141163
I have the pps, so I do not know. Haven't taken my slide over to a gunsmith to have them put in yet.
1582429
I think they will work. I would just order the cartridge if they work they will be worth it
1838757
Yes, these will work perfectly with that. I believe that you will however need some quick change bushings. The bushings lock into the press, then the dies screw into the bushings.
1666446
Yes, i did buy these, and they will work in the slide on application to which you refer. Some blades will work in both applications, this may be one, I don't have the clip on razor style.
1994000
they are the slide on type not the post type. If your batteries are slide on they will work, yes.
1032762
I'm not sure which "other" kind of slides you're referring to. It works with the standard 35mm slides.
356772
Mine isn't quick release, so I don't know if they'll work for you. These are terrific blades if you want to take a chance.
144626
YES! And they make a great addition, especially if you have a grip plug installed. Also check out Talon Grips, and the Vickers Extended Mag release and slide release.
1703294
Ok, These are 18" slides... So I am not understanding the "12" length prior to slinding out" part... But, that doesn't matter if you are locked on thickness. The thickness of these slides won't work for you though if they must be 1/4 inch each side. These slides closed are approx a 1/2 wide each. So for the pair, they are an inch wide.