how the heck do you get the slide off a G29? lol

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Don Glock

Discussion Starter · Aug 20, 2010

been tryin for about 15 minutes here, gets about a half inch forward off the frame, and i hear a snap, and it won't go anymore. i'm holding the slide lock down the whole time.

i think that snapping noise is the recoil assembly popping out of place.

had the same prob with a g30 at the gunshop the other day.

anyone know the secret trick?

thanx

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Don Glock

Discussion Starter · #2 · Aug 20, 2010

ok, never mind. i got it. just had to give it a good push off the frame. my g19 isn't like that

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bearone2

· #3 · Aug 20, 2010

you can edit your 1st post to make an update if you like instead of 2nd post, just an option..

mag out, pull trigger, slide back a scosh, both release levers down/up(depends how it's being held), i do it upside down, remove slide.

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Midnightgallery

· #4 · Aug 20, 2010

mag out, pull trigger, slide back a scosh......bearone2

Mag out,((( rack slide back to take the round out of the chamber ))),THEN pull trigger.
Just in case a newbie reads this ,we don't want to lose any new members.

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sfguard

· #5 · Aug 20, 2010

Yeah, I had a 29 you kinda had to muscle it too

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bearone2

· #6 · Aug 21, 2010

Midnightgallery said:
Mag out,((( rack slide back to take the round out of the chamber ))),THEN pull trigger.
Just in case a newbie reads this ,we don't want to lose any new members.

good point.

friday brainfart but them i'm retired(some say retarded) and they're all fridays.

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DaveGlock

· #7 · Sep 11, 2016

bearone2 said:
good point.

friday brainfart but them i'm retired(some say retarded) and they're all fridays.

The easy way - if you can pull the slide back and lock it into the rear position, remove the firing pin. The slide will release. HTH Dave Glock

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__jb

· #8 · Sep 11, 2016

A helpful answer...

Hopefully the OP figured it out in the last six years...

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DaveGlock

· #9 · Sep 11, 2016

__jb said:
A helpful answer...

Hopefully the OP figured it out in the last six years...

Yea, I was surprised at how many things the Glock Armorer's Manual can teach you. Even if you can't take the course find someone who has the 2015 edition. It's in three parts - Gen 4, Early models and Slimline. The trick is finding someone who has it.

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