Glock firing Pin Removal - Cleaning & Removing The Glock Firing Pen From Slide

This video shows how to remove the Glock Firing pin and extractor for cleaning or repair. NOTE: MY TWITTER IS @Horsyguy
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[@Gr8fulgrpa]

Thank you for this upload. It made cleaning my pistol so much quicker, and more complete. I was able to get to the parts that I was afraid of taking apart on my own. I also appreciate the fact that I can hear your voice. So many of the other guys don't speak loud enough. I mean it's a gun video, and most of the folks watching are gonna have a degree of hearing loss, lol.

[@NicholasLien]

This is one of thee best videos explaining the ENTIRE list of parts. MOST VIDEOS, including that of The Glock Store, don't even talk about the plastic sleeve that sits deep in the slide! Your's does! Thank You for that!.. Very informing.

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@CageyLeigh]

Thanks a lot man. This is the first video I’ve seen that actually showed how to release the spring pressure by demonstrating it. I finally got my “Veteran” back plate installed. Really good detail in your instructions.

[@johndorotiss5289]

Disassembly and assembly f/dummies! You explained it in a way that even I could do it! You are fantastic!!!

[@HeyGunPeople]

thanks, glad it helped

[@miguelavila8437]

I was stoned... Boom took everything off James bond shhhh... Now i need a new glock sir thanks to your simple easy 1 on 1 video ... I know that's the story for a few hundred viewers 🥴🥴🙈🤣🙈🥴🥴

[@eastsideboss]

yes great video. just got my glock 17 and i learnt alot from this video. i did my own text and followed your instruction and now i feel much better that i know how to be one with my gun.

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@craigroberts6439]

Best disassembly video I’ve seen on the Glock. Thank you. Dec 2020. Las Vegas.

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@henrypeterson1981]

Rick, since I think like a horse, I didn't think you'd have any such Glock posts. I'm s retired (2 years retired - don't say it) Chicago Police Officer. Enjoy the hell out of your other channel. Hello to Buddy. Thank you for your exellent video on taking apart the Slide etc. Helped me out quite a bit.

[@HeyGunPeople]

I have a glock playlist with all my glock vids.. love the glock.. :)

[@shanek6582]

We did it Rick, looks like you can keep old glory flying a while longer!

[@PumbasSporty]

Thanks sir! Appreciate you Zooming in and Speaking up! Best regards young man!🫡

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Great explanation! My glocks are overdue for cleaning these parts. Lots of good tips. Many Thanks!

[@ccowboyearl01]

You know your Glock's. This is the best video I've seen.

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@jaridburt9646]

Thank you for the video. Gave me the know how and the confidence to maintain my weapon with a deeper level of detail

[@eastsideboss]

exactly

[@gunsbowties1920]

Thank god for you, I have a PSA dagger and don’t know anything about glocks. This vid just saved me due to them being virtually similar!🙏🏾🔥

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad I could help

[@TheKrow993]

Amazing once you said what part of the firing pin to release the tension it took me 2 sec. New gun owner (glock 19 gen 4) appreciate you help sir.

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[@roadglide]

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[@lens7859]

Never put oil in your striker channel!! Use alcohol. Just needs to be clean and dry. No oil

[@roansnyders]

Why... you dont like the nice rainbow colors the heat build up make inside the striker channel?

[@gordonsmith935]

This works! I assembled my Glock minus the recoil spring, and utilized this video to disassemble it.

[@deputy1968]

Thank you. Excellent video. I never knew that back plate was plastic!

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RBGBaldy]

Damn thanks brother. Just deep cleaned my glock 17 for the first time thanks to you. Was too scared to touch that firing pin and extractor

[@CobraFast1]

Outstanding Video. I really liked the close up detail shots that you did. Thanks...

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@Khamiooooo]

Definitely learned what I needed. Thank you.

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yaweitong2848]

Great Instruction, finely addressed where, why, and how !!! --Dec 2020

[@jacksonlee533]

We all know why we wanna learn how to change a firing pin 😂😂😂

[@Choskiii23]

Exactly why i came 😭😭😭

[@LoveSensei69]

Im lost🤣🤣

[@rorodd1646]

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[@D4nnypery]

Great demonstration, thank you for describing how things work as you disassemble.

[@deirrikethesmurf3000]

Love the vid but only problem i see is using oil down fire pin channel with a Cutip. Alcohol is better because it can get alil gunky with oil Sir!!

[@hayabusa27]

Thanks so much for this video. I needed to remove a camo on a Glock and thought I would have to acetone all these little pieces

[@Daytripper51]

Again...Thanks...This really clarified the correct steps in cleaning this area....Of course, when I did it,the thinner spring shot across the room! Luckily I found it! How about the same procedure for a 9mm S&W Shield????

[@michealmosley634]

You sir have saved me slot of head ache thank you very much

[@peteravisov623]

Thanks Rick. Love all of your videos.

[@nofantasyman]

Good use of the video to see the detail (zooming, positioning)

[@andynewman1320]

Excellent video! You make everything look easy.

[@jsmcguireIII]

Thanks for this. I already did all this by experiment, but your explanation confirms I was doing things right. Question for you: I've had more than enough misfires recently to wonder if my pin spring is too weak. Is that possible? This G27 has had several thousand rounds through it. The pin strikes the round but no discharge - so I have to re-rack by hand. Maybe bad ammo? It is a sick feeling - especially in the middle of a rapid-fire training session.

[@HeyGunPeople]

Not sure I would try different ammo, differ mags, check firing pin for chipped, bokken or worn.

[@HeyGunPeople]

make sure you two firing pin couplers are in right

[@jsmcguireIII]

Thanks. I did not mention the fact that I am using 9MM rounds in both .40 and 9mm mags so I may be adding too many variables. Plus, mixed ammo brands. I need to be more methodical in determining what is wrong. I just broke down, inspected and cleaned the entire assembly so maybe that will help (it was pretty grimy). Under a lense the pin did not appear chipped or damaged but clearly appeared worn. Is there a spec for that? @@HeyGunPeople

[@wcpalmer3]

I just learned how to in mins watching this video thanks a million!

[@JohnParks-f5o]

Good video. Learned something. Thank you

[@cesarrodriguez3369]

Quick and to the point, thank you!

[@mchoch4576]

Great video, when do you know it's time to change the internals(firing pin etc) my G19 & G26 are from 1998, and I have put thousands of rounds threw them both ( Duty & off Duty ) also I have never taken that back plate to clean the guns unless the Job Gunsmith did when I had them service my pistols for whatever reason. Both guns work fine shoot as good as they did when brand new. My G42 gets unbelievably dirty so the next time I shoot it and clean it. I will do what you instructed. Again great video and thanks for any opinion you care to share, all the best.

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@mattcook8458]

Appreciate the video man, helped me greatly

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad it helped

[@willis6430]

Thank you for the video. While I was cleaning out the channel for the firing pin, I found gold or brass colored metal shavings. Sort of like glitter. Is that normal?

[@HeyGunPeople]

that is factory lube Glock uses, normal

[@ts440s]

Why is the firing pin sticking forward after pulling the trigger and has tension to push back with your finger? It seems dangerous, like it could slam fire.

[@pinoyhunterincanada5345]

Awesome video, well explained!!😊😊😊

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad you liked it!

[@rebeccalyon8657]

i know this is a dumb question but the trigger of a gun wont work without a firing pin?

[@alexpalacios2372]

Very helpful appreciate the help bro!!

[@dannyeugenewaits9486]

What an awesome video and detailed explanation! Cheers!

[@HeyGunPeople]

Thank you kindly!

[@mcbst2]

Hey RG... I got this Glock 20, stored for years in the desert in between few rounds put through it when I carried it its a a new glock.. Never pulled the pin until now as i look a your video... but wow, took to a Swiss range put 4 hundred rounds or so and it started to miss fire periodically a lot dirt in the tube and firing pin spring, ejector.. What do i do for the grime on the fire pin sprig.. can i use some cleaner on it (pin only)? thanks also passed my carryig permit for my company here as Vet Expat here and thanks for tips... really helped me cuz the Swiss just do not give out pan cake ccw's and security licenses..

[@NateCrow-o4f]

That was perfect. Thanks for the video.

[@COLA888]

Great video! Very detail! Thank you for sharing !

[@HeyGunPeople]

Thanks for watching

[@orhanabd1724]

I've had five light primer strikes in the first 100 rounds with my new G43X! Some say it's me griping the slide some say the striker channel has something in. A cleaning like this would solve the problem?

[@HeyGunPeople]

it depends

[@orhanabd1724]

@@HeyGunPeople I will try another 100 rounds to see what hapens

[@HeyGunPeople]

change ammo also, it can ammo, grip, dirt, or any combination.

[@bbrgemdiamond9703]

you make it look so easy rick,and where did you get that orange lamp from i like the compartments on the base %

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[@pauls9256]

Great instruction, thank you for taking the time to explain everything!

[@adawg-xn4sj]

U did a great job explaining…

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@Didymustwelve]

Nice clear instructions.

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad it was helpful!

[@triston5515]

Excellent explanation... Thank you, much appreciated. 🇺🇸

[@troxle1r]

Great video, very informative.

[@mebernal14]

Great video sir!!

[@Otomochemhochy]

Firing ping. When the gun is not loaded, the bullet is not in the barrel, when tilting the gun down, up, if you move the gun to the sides, you can hear how this part dangles inside. The sound is loud. I would like to understand, this should not happen, right? Thank you.

[@HeyGunPeople]

Sounds like you didn’t put the block back in. There’s a little plunger with a spring on the slide that holds your extractor in that also blocks the firing pin from wiggling like that.

[@Otomochemhochy]

​@@HeyGunPeoplethanks

[@79Bunta]

Very informative, good video 👍

[@highvoltagews647]

Great video thank you for putting it together

[@terrytolentino5459]

Over time, using a metal puch will damage the plastic spacer sleeve. I've started using one of my wife's hard plastic crochet hooks that I've modified.

[@AFerg-gc9dq]

You Sir, are the man!

[@sputnikjones2477]

Thank you.best tutorial yet

[@1vw4me]

Have an upvote, a "Thanks!" and a SAVE to my list for later reference.

[@carcar5911]

I want to do this... but im kinda afraid to.

[@ron-yv4jx]

I really like your sights, can you tell me (us) once again what kind are they?

[@HeyGunPeople]

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[@davidwelday6009]

Been using frog lube, gummed up firing pin. This helped a lot. Now will use remoil.

[@anthonycosta1776]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@davidsholar6202]

Great video - thanks very much!!

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad it was helpful!

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Great video

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[@brettsiciliano2037]

Good video..... Thanks for the help...

[@ryany4417]

Extremely helpful, thank you.

[@MotoDude1967]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@ComKFOR]

Thank you for your video. Next time maybe use your inside voice all the time.

[@BaD_BoY1090]

Dear I have G-18c nd it fire pin back slide doesn't open like u show in this vedio. I push like but back slide doesn't move lower. Are u help 2m in this case. If u did s0o I'll send u pictures of required place. ThankU

[@NYG5]

These things are so stupid easy to work on that I bet as soon as they ban ARs they will specifically come after Glocks. Having to detail strip a Beretta 92 and CZ P07 slide and you have to fight tons of roll pins just to get at the firing pin.

[@haraldeigerson8079]

Nope! Don't see a damn thing! Lighting is important but I still love most of your videos anyway.

[@mkusairy7446]

Good learning video. Thanks

[@Daytripper51]

Thank You for this,Rick...

[@Silver-vb4sv]

Thank you for the help.

[@aaronadkins1295]

Bro you just saved me some time an money an I learned a good bi today I appreciate 2A guys like you not scared to share with others the knowledge you have obtained! Appreciate you bro🦾

[@HeyGunPeople]

👍👍

[@jakisfly]

Thank, Rick.

[@JimEllwood002]

USA!😊 Rick is that a glock 21 "SF" model? Thank you.

[@usaisalwaysnumber1]

AH AH its the slide? are you sure?? lmao

[@skyleradams4091]

Never used oil in the fitting channel!!!! Oh my gosh, glocks are meant to run dry in the firing channel!

[@JoseFlores-pm7qg]

Hey thanks man!!! 💪😎👍

[@HeyGunPeople]

No problem 👍

[@billwaterhouse5894]

Excellent, thank you

[@HeyGunPeople]

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you 🍻

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God I love America..Coming from a American ofc

[@alexkruyer]

Good job . But why you shout so much ?

[@suzanneingram68]

Well done..

[@b7r875]

Thanks ❤

[@Taiwangirl410]

i said, "thats what she said" 10 times.

[@bobak5126]

Appreciate the vid. I watched hickock45 and get the impression he would not approve of ballistol near firing pin. But it’s good to see other opinions on the matter. Upvote for you good sir

[@manilaboy1vic]

I am reading oil in the striker channel is a big no no as well.

[@szabib2144]

Yea it’s not recommend to remove that plastic piece unless your going to replace the plastic piece with a brand new one, also their is a special tool to seat that plastic tube back into the Glock. Not a good idea what u did because you now scraped and marred up the plastic tube.

[@mr.sinister1279]

A lil louder please I can’t hear ya back here!!

[@randomnav]

You keep refering to you stick "this", or you say push "this" or that will push off instead of using the proper nomenclature. Hard to follow.

[@miketurner5571]

Very good

[@HeyGunPeople]

Thanks

[@dedicatedfisherman]

thank you

[@HeyGunPeople]

You're welcome

[@markh2715]

Thanks

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