I have seen many"how to" videos; This is one of the finest. This response comes from a retired teacher who knows the value of concise, easy to follow instructions. Thanks.
thanks bud saved me 20 bucks at the gunsmith i installed my new lightened striker and titanium firing pin safety myself and learned a little more about my glock
is there any difference from he gen 4, because i want to try it on my gen 4 g 23, and how often should i clean the whole slide, breaking the whole thing down?
@TheGoodOlBoyzChannel It's the same as all the other gens, and for tearing the slide down I would say around 3,000 rounds, be sure to take q-tips or something small and really clean and dry that firing pin channel.
i really love how youh dont just show us how its done, but also explain how everythinq works and and how the parts fit toqether and function. keep it up!! :)
This is the best one 4 this I've seen yet. But all gun video makers plz realize U not only need 2 know your gun, but U need 2 know how 2 photograph also. Again, though this 1 is more visible than most, it's still hard 2 see detail. If I may humbly offer some advice from a photographer who is also a shooter; when photographing a black subject on a very light background, your camera (set in auto expose mode) is not going 2 pick up dtail N da black. Use a drkr bckgrnd and manual expose if must.
Hey humans4targets2, I would like to thank you for this excellent video(s). I'm new to Glock pistols and now I can clean my G26 to the T without fear of breaking anything =D Keep up the good work!
Okay. I'm wanting to install spring cups on my Glock 26... And I see where you put the glock tool and 'push'... But how hard do you have to push down in order to get the slide plate cover off?? To me, it feels like I'm going to break something. Is there a certain direction you push, or just push down on it? And will I hear/feel a click once pushed down al the way?
My local gun store charges more to install, than for the part(s).. Fucking bullshit.
@DontFuknTreadOnMe You wont break anything, just push down enough to take the spring pressure off the slide plate and slide it off, you cant over push it.
my g17's slide dosen't slide out normal i think. I pull back the slide about a half inch back, hold down the slide release, but then the slide only gose up a little bit than stops. I always just end up having to pull the trigger to release the slide all the way. Am I doing something wrong? Is it ok to pull the trigger while the slide is cocked foreward?
Awesome video series dude! Very helpful and informative! I would not have had the confidence to do a detail strip on my own without this series. Great work.
I am hoping to get a g22 soon and this video answers a lot of questions. Its similar to springfield XD & XD-M (or visa versa since glock came out first).
Holy crap this video is awesome! The way you went through each part in detail is top notch. Thanks for sharing the info. I have a feeling that this is going to become your most popular video series. I think I heard Tactical Snoopy (your dog) drinking water in the background :).
not kissing your ass dude, but this is actually the best video of detail stripping a glock currently on YouTube. Reason is because you are going through slowly and explaining how each part works and fits together. Vid shows very clear as well. Have watched others do this, but they either dont show well on camera or dont explain a part. Hope this receives the amount of views it deserves bro.
if you get a double feed how do you strip the magazine out w that plug in there?
disuzuk08 4 days ago
I must be missing it, but I can't find the HD version of this you mentioned. Any chance of a link? I'd love to have it.
Kheldarren 1 week ago
@Barber2015 ..amazing how fast to judge,,, you owe someone a beer me thinks lol
Earssss 2 months ago
nice vid,, plzzzzz say firing pin over striker lol
Earssss 2 months ago
@Earssss In a Glock it's a striker, not a firing pin. The author is correct.
Kheldarren 1 week ago
I have seen many"how to" videos; This is one of the finest. This response comes from a retired teacher who knows the value of concise, easy to follow instructions. Thanks.
Diamond Jim
diamond7jim 3 months ago
@diamond7jim Thank you, I have a new version of this up in HD as well.
humans4targets2 3 months ago
thanks bud saved me 20 bucks at the gunsmith i installed my new lightened striker and titanium firing pin safety myself and learned a little more about my glock
MMjSibannaC 3 months ago
@MMjSibannaC Cool! I have a newer video of this up in HD
humans4targets2 3 months ago
striker umm no oh yea its a fire pin
werewolveleader93 4 months ago
Great video. Almost all the detail strip video's I saw were from a distance and you show clear close ups. Thanks!
PatrickNeufeld 5 months ago
@PatrickNeufeld No prodlem, I have a newer one up where I do this in HD
humans4targets2 5 months ago
hey bro to clean the trigger components should you dissassemble all of it or just pop it out and scrub/wipe down?
Glockcrazy19 6 months ago
@Glockcrazy19 Just wipe it all down as one piece.
humans4targets2 5 months ago
is there any difference from he gen 4, because i want to try it on my gen 4 g 23, and how often should i clean the whole slide, breaking the whole thing down?
TheGoodOlBoyzChannel 8 months ago
@TheGoodOlBoyzChannel It's the same as all the other gens, and for tearing the slide down I would say around 3,000 rounds, be sure to take q-tips or something small and really clean and dry that firing pin channel.
humans4targets2 8 months ago
Hey Paul can you do this video in HD! with a 23 or a 19 =)
JJiG 9 months ago
@JJiG Its done look it up
humans4targets2 9 months ago
@humans4targets2 is it? How did I miss it i've been subbed to you forever!! Thanks man!
JJiG 9 months ago
@JJiG I have a new one in HD bro!
humans4targets2 9 months ago
@JJiG I found it man!! Liked and Faved!! Thanks Paul!
JJiG 9 months ago
exactly what I needed to know, new to Glocks, sincere thanks for outstanding step by step video
quicktoevil 9 months ago
i really love how youh dont just show us how its done, but also explain how everythinq works and and how the parts fit toqether and function. keep it up!! :)
aulvalenzuela21 9 months ago
Where is part 2 disassembly?
adhab 11 months ago
@adhab I have a new video up in HD of taking it apart....
humans4targets2 11 months ago
@humans4targets2 how often do you take apart your bolt after how many rounds
Leadfarmer337 8 months ago
@Leadfarmer337 You only need to do that every few thousand
humans4targets2 8 months ago
@humans4targets2 good to know
Leadfarmer337 8 months ago
This is the best one 4 this I've seen yet. But all gun video makers plz realize U not only need 2 know your gun, but U need 2 know how 2 photograph also. Again, though this 1 is more visible than most, it's still hard 2 see detail. If I may humbly offer some advice from a photographer who is also a shooter; when photographing a black subject on a very light background, your camera (set in auto expose mode) is not going 2 pick up dtail N da black. Use a drkr bckgrnd and manual expose if must.
CatfishCounts 11 months ago
Hey humans4targets2, I would like to thank you for this excellent video(s). I'm new to Glock pistols and now I can clean my G26 to the T without fear of breaking anything =D Keep up the good work!
TheCounseIor 11 months ago
@TheCounseIor Thanks and I have a new HD video up of the glock strip!
humans4targets2 11 months ago
Okay. I'm wanting to install spring cups on my Glock 26... And I see where you put the glock tool and 'push'... But how hard do you have to push down in order to get the slide plate cover off?? To me, it feels like I'm going to break something. Is there a certain direction you push, or just push down on it? And will I hear/feel a click once pushed down al the way?
My local gun store charges more to install, than for the part(s).. Fucking bullshit.
DontFuknTreadOnMe 1 year ago
@DontFuknTreadOnMe You wont break anything, just push down enough to take the spring pressure off the slide plate and slide it off, you cant over push it.
humans4targets2 1 year ago
@humans4targets2 Thanks! I'll give it another try! (Love your channel.)
DontFuknTreadOnMe 1 year ago
Great job on the videos! A lot of people don't realize it takes effort and time to make and upload these videos.
khan3602 1 year ago
@khan3602 Very true, and thanks.
humans4targets2 1 year ago
Great video Bro!
jtischauser 1 year ago
my g17's slide dosen't slide out normal i think. I pull back the slide about a half inch back, hold down the slide release, but then the slide only gose up a little bit than stops. I always just end up having to pull the trigger to release the slide all the way. Am I doing something wrong? Is it ok to pull the trigger while the slide is cocked foreward?
123VampireSucks 1 year ago
@123VampireSucks You have to pull the trigger before taking the slide off that is part of the takedown.
humans4targets2 1 year ago
Great video! Actually easier to follow than a guide posted by a Glock gunsmith, so kudos!
I can hear your dog drinking in the background at 1:36, though. Not a bad thing, just made me go, "WTF is that noise?"
Yeah, I get distracted easily.
Radnafub 1 year ago
Thanks, This video was great. Now I can clean with out worry.
meg
meg3646 1 year ago
Thanks for the video, If you have other guns you can do another detail strip videos ??
jonzina123 1 year ago
do all Glocks in all calibers detail strip the same way?
adrianrubi 2 years ago
@adrianrubi Yes they do
humans4targets2 2 years ago
Awesome video series dude! Very helpful and informative! I would not have had the confidence to do a detail strip on my own without this series. Great work.
TacticoolCat 2 years ago
Nice work on the video
I am hoping to get a g22 soon and this video answers a lot of questions. Its similar to springfield XD & XD-M (or visa versa since glock came out first).
Keep up the good work.
:)
SafeArmsReview 2 years ago
Just bought the G30. Thanks for the video.
jwl929 2 years ago
No problem, if you have any questions while taking it apart just let me know.
humans4targets2 2 years ago
5 stars Awesome vid Paul. Never knew the Glock had so many parts.
155Millimeter 2 years ago
Nice work Paul with this vid i can break down the sw9ve about the same way! thanks!
lookin4memarbles 2 years ago
Ditto on 510shooter510. A great series my friend.5*s and favorite.Thanks for the hard work.
bill13442 2 years ago
No prob Bill, if I can be of any help just let me know. Paul
humans4targets2 2 years ago
Holy crap this video is awesome! The way you went through each part in detail is top notch. Thanks for sharing the info. I have a feeling that this is going to become your most popular video series. I think I heard Tactical Snoopy (your dog) drinking water in the background :).
Speed00007 2 years ago
Now that is funny "Tactical Snoopy" LOL, I can't belive you heard that and knew what it was.. Funny.. Paul
humans4targets2 2 years ago
thanks for the video as a new glock owner was very helpful
jjschmidt1981 2 years ago
Glad I could help
humans4targets2 2 years ago
Another Solid Video Brought to by Humans4targets
GlockAnimal 2 years ago
Thanks GlockAnimal!
humans4targets2 2 years ago
Sweet vid Paul...I've had my Glock for 9 years and never taken it down this far....I will be doing it tonight. Nice job.
cke5 2 years ago
not kissing your ass dude, but this is actually the best video of detail stripping a glock currently on YouTube. Reason is because you are going through slowly and explaining how each part works and fits together. Vid shows very clear as well. Have watched others do this, but they either dont show well on camera or dont explain a part. Hope this receives the amount of views it deserves bro.
510shooter510 2 years ago
Hey thanks a lot man, my goal is to have even a non shooter see this and under stand it. Paul
humans4targets2 2 years ago
No problem.
humans4targets2 2 years ago
Not easy to do while behind the camera. Great Vid
glocklife 2 years ago
Really it is so different to take guns apart while looking through the camera.. Paul
humans4targets2 2 years ago