Lenny gives you the scoop on Tungsten Guide Rods

In this video Lenny explains why Tungsten Guide Rods are one of our most popular items. And they have been for years! For some Glock enthusiasts, it's the first aftermarket part they buy for a new Glock.
You can find all our Guide Rods here: www.glockstore...

[@coryrudd9509]

I saw you at the last Shot Show and was wanting to shake your hand and thank you for all of the knowledge that you have provided for free. You are helping me to properly build my dream competition Glock. Love you man.

[@johnholder9062]

I always check his store for parts when I’m looking for something related to my Glock, prefer to buy from someone like him regardless of price as well. I have zero issues supporting a company that does so much for the sport. Absolutely appreciate the knowledge he shares.

[@fredturner7079]

Wish you could combine tungsten guide rod with lasermax. Best of both worlds!

[@chadhaire1711]

worst of both worlds....

[@robert7681]

Got mine today 😊

[@Rosco62]

I have a 26 gen 5 with a factory 16 pound spring( from what I’m told) problem is ,is that I’ve had surgery on my right wrist and racking the slide is next to impossible (I’m left handed) my question is this. How safe would it be to use a lighter spring? I shoot factory loads (115 grain and my carry ammo is 115 or 124 grain) I’m thinking the spring I have on there now feels a lot heavier by far then the spring on my 17 gen 3. And if I could use a lighter spring then how much lighter could I go without damaging my frame ? Thank you all in advance for your help. I called Glock and of course they don’t recommend anything other then oem

[@tommyglasgowphd9242]

Having gotten older, I found it’s getting harder and harder to pull back the slide?

[@texasbeast239]

Have you tried grip tape, or a slide racker handle? There is very gritty tape that you can stick to your slide to make it easier to grab a hold of. And there are also a variety of horns or paddles that you can use to replace the plate at the back of the slide, which makes them easier to pull rearward. I would avoid reducing the spring weight if you are using the gun for defense.

[@Juggernaut333]

Do you use them in the 19X?

[@skullandcrutches]

What would be the best spring weight recommendation for a glock 27

[@chadhaire1711]

use 100% Glock part

[@chadhaire1711]

@dan phillpotts if it is a Glock part you are good......not this crap

[@chadhaire1711]

@dan phillpotts Most gun makers will tell you not to use reloads due to liability, but in the case of the Glock NO really means NO. 99% of problems with failures are due to reloads in Glocks, even if they are done right and work in other guns. Bad idea.

[@virginiascurti5036]

Have you fixed them yet? Or are they still causing misfires due to being slightly too long?

[@mattcarlson1258]

What's up gun world Mike Rowe.

[@McRunescapeHelper]

Lmfao

[@OMGitsTerasu]

Mike '2A' Rowe

[@alfredozamora5867]

Hahaha 😂

[@minnesotanice369]

you mean Iggy pop and OXY clean dude hybrid

[@anthonyharper8161]

Ok so i finally went to the range to test my new TUNGTEN guide rod , not disappointed 😢 i was shooting with one hand , excellent groups ! Metal vs Plastic = 100 % Metal wins. Thank you for this video. Made me a believer. Can't wait until I purchase another Glock. I have a G 23 Gen 3 it's worth every penny.. Thanks Lenny .

[@CCBABY510]

Which guide rod did you use? (Which pound) I also have a G23 Gen 3 and wonder which rod to get

[@MoparDad773]

@@CCBABY510looks like he don’t check his KZbin lol I have the same one what you get ?

[@mackenzieowens161]

I could listen to Lenny talk for hours, it's my asmr

[@thewoolycontacts]

Same. I feel that with Paul Harrell too

[@renedperez]

I actually use his videos to sleep. Not that he's boring, it's his voice and his figiting. Great videos!

[@JAlex-ng1mu]

@@renedperez Seriously!? I did the same thing the other night! Lol

[@tonyromano6220]

This guy is so pleasant to listen to!

[@tonyromano6220]

@@thewoolycontacts meat man? Jacket man?

[@hillbilly224]

Lenny has not missed arms day in a long time

[@mydigitallife8311]

The placebo effect is probably 99.9% of the game here.

[@johnwicksfoknpencil]

Zoltan Fazekas No it’s science! I’m triggered! (literally)

[@joshuasmith6346]

Nahhhh the tungsten one is better

[@Aron-ru5zk]

Zoltan Fazekas it does make a noticeable difference

[@hardybirch3630]

One of the attributes of science that I really enjoy is that is does not care about your opinion. A placebo affects the human mind while classical physics dictates that the heavier tungsten guide rod mitigates the recoil...….no opinions involved.

@@hardybirch3630 , physics provides us the ability to calculate the mitigation using real numbers. Newton's laws are sufficient -- it does not require solving partial differential equations. Have you run the numbers, Hardy?

[@JC-gy5bh]

Order OEM and you’ll be good, I have ordered a few things made by them or sold by Glockstore aftermarket and they’ve nothing but crap, expensive crap but either way crap. You really want performance parts look up carver customs, Dawson precision or zev tech, I have 12 different glocks for different things and at least those companies have nothing but great customer service and the quality is top imo and experience.

[@lancebenavidez6904]

Is there any tungsten guiderods for glock 27 gen4?

[@codiw1990]

You should always make sure the compensator your going to ru will run with the one sping and 115 grain ball ammo. That way if you switch things up you know it can handle it. Going to a lighter spring may cause issues if you can’t run a normal Glock polymer guide rod. Speaking from experience here.

[@s0bedrag0n]

OD Green should be an option.

[@dawonnejones2426]

Yep

[@TheEndtime60]

Lenny, why does it take so damn long to receive products from your store??? Makes me not want to order anything from your store anymore. Y'all need to tighten up

[@JusticeForSome]

Yeah...three weeks for products they have in stock. Every other online store 3 to 5 days. 🤔

[@TrailingSkies27]

Agreed

[@TrailingSkies27]

Most of the stuff can be found elsewhere. Its simply not worth ordering something, getting and email a month later only to tell you it won't be sent for another month or two. Or even worse, no email, no communication, just hanging in the lurch. I've had both things happen to me. GS puts its time and effort into opening their new store. Thats it.

[@TheEndtime60]

@@TrailingSkies27 He acts like he cares so much on his videos he doesn't give a damn. He's opening up another store in Tennessee. If he cared about his customers he would be monitoring these comments and offer an apology to his customers and inform them that he would try to do better with fulfilling orders, but no. All he cares about is himself.

[@TheEndtime60]

@@TrailingSkies27 He acts like he cares so much on his videos he doesn't give a damn. He's opening up another store in Tennessee. If he cared about his customers he would be monitoring these comments and offer an apology to his customers and inform them that he would try to do better with fulfilling orders, but no. All he cares about is himself.

[@pelusopollota8494]

Gun light will do less recoil then.

[@RIPPER334]

And you can buy one for less money... And it would actually be useful!

[@hindsight2022]

Yes if you watch 3gun most dudes run a WL . just for the weight.

[@karlpatton1249]

I have been waiting for my Tungsten guide rod from the Glock Store for 2 months and counting.. Damn!

[@muddyhotdog4103]

dam, ever get it?

[@punishedsnake6141]

Legend has it...he's still waiting.

[@DogTrekker]

I ordered one a few days ago. Back ordered! I cancelled my last order from the Glock Store when 2 out of the 3 items were back ordered for over a month!

[@bc_usa]

@@punishedsnake6141 Rumor has it he's still waiting.

[@ZSmith-yy4lv]

BC USA tales of old say he’s still waiting.

[@danspaghetti2797]

Something about your eyes telling me the tungsten rod reduces recoil and prevents breaks but charge me 500for glock is like calling me a funcken idiot

[@John-te1kw]

Come on now. How many break? Maybe 1 in ten thousand after 25000 rounds.

[@marukudo8532]

Training time in the range is the key factor.

[@fullofhate6265]

Watch iraqveteran8888’s glock meltdown video then tell me the plastic guide rods aren’t durable

[@jonmajarucon51]

Best explanation of guide rods and springs and recoil that I have ever heard. Thanks so much!

[@CCBABY510]

WHO HERE HAS A GLOCK 23 GEN 3? If so, which rod do you use and / or recommend? Also, what is the best compensator for 40 S&W (for non threaded barrels)? Another question i have is using a 9mm conversion barrel on my 23 gen 3. Can i use a variety of compensators? For example, striker industries mass comp?

[@mswwalker12345]

Recently picked up a Gen 5 Glock 26. Feels like it take a Mack Truck to rack that slide - it's super heavy. So replacing it with a lighter recoil spring makes sense for me. My question is, is there any real reason not to? I understand with 'hot' ammo I'd run a risk, but almost everything I run through my guns is just standard ammo you'd get from any store. Appreciate any feedback.

[@mattdale81861]

I would recommend slapping it with your purse before buying a new recoil spring

[@hiromiya3365]

These things you buy for your guns is to catch the fisherman and not the fish. All these things does nothing for the guns..

[@mesohorny7161]

I jus pooped a banana in my pants... I'm awesome

[@phillipsiskin9708]

I have a Gen 3 Glock 23 what is the proper tungsten weight for my gun

[@akmonster9687]

Glock polymer guide rods don’t break. In my 20 years of shooting thousands of rounds through different models I have never seen a stock polymer guide rod fail.

[@MLGJMoney]

how stupid are you lmao the main point is the difference in weight not about the stock rods failing or not

[@chadhaire1711]

@@MLGJMoney You think 15 grams makes a difference YOU are the stupid one..........Lenny sells junk fool

[@gordythomas1693]

Lenny, you make understanding and working on my Glock easy, thank you , Sir

[@joerag6077]

Reciol comes from the slide. Make the slide lighter? No! Make the front of the gun heavier! Why? Cause while glocks are well designed, excellent, simple, and reliable. ...they are not fancy.

[@robertcracolici1617]

I bought the tungsten guide rod for my glock 19 Gen 4 2 years ago shot a lot of rounds out of it since and I am very happy with that guide rod !!

[@scolbert6644]

Always great and informative videos...Thanks Lenny

[@nickstalker3254]

i see this dude driving a base, bright red, automatic corvette. and tons of tacky chrome.

[@chadhaire1711]

So his plastic tacky wife should fit right in?

[@RIPPER334]

So much chrome, it looks like it was dipped in a JC Whitney catalog! Yeah... That's pretty much him. 🤣

[@KJK_ATX]

Too funny!

[@nlanderos2826]

Not defending him. But I wonder what you drive? I'm sure I would take a base model Corvette over whatever you drive.

[@nickstalker3254]

Noe Landeros I daily a Shelby 350. But then again. I’m on the internet. Soo who knows?

[@robertcracolici1617]

I bought the tungsten guide rod for my Glock 19 Gen 4 2 years ago I've shot a lot of rounds out of it since and I'm totally happy with it.

[@rafeymuhammed1033]

What spring weight did you go with?

[@robertcracolici1617]

@@rafeymuhammed1033 I forgot the weight of the new one but I am sure it was the same weight as the stock guide rod

[@Gieszkanne]

Do you the the single recoil spring is better than the dual gen 4 spring?.

[@robertcracolici1617]

@@Gieszkanne I can't really tell the difference but logically I would think the Dual is better than single

[@joshuasmith6346]

Why doesnt glock just make them stock with the tungsten guide rod instead of the plastic one?

[@Spyderfarmman]

Then they can't sell you another product

[@muddyhotdog4103]

@ That's actually what makes the glock more reliable too is the fact that the frame and everything like the guide rod is able to flex together.. It's also why it can take a steady diet of +p ammo.. Always start seeing peoples glocks malfunction more as they start putting in all these upgrades.

[@nvader88]

@@muddyhotdog4103 Factory Glocks are built like AK 47's. They're loose. The barrel chamber is loose, so bad that spent brass has to be resized completely before reloading. But, yes, they're built for war. They'll run dirty, choke any ammo, and never fail. Once you start tightening them up with match barrels, guide rods, etc. You might start seeing your gun getting more accurate, but more finicky for sure.

[@KJK_ATX]

Thank you!

[@solarflare1008]

So the Glock 19 Gen 5 with compensator goes with the 13 pound captive recoil spring plus adapter.

[@JustCallJonathan]

Would be great to see GLOCKS input on this video.....I emailed it to GLOCK.....will seee.

[@phxaz5506]

What’s they say?

[@pappamike6231]

10 MM is great. Love my Gen 3 G20SF and Gen4 G20. But statistics show in the lower 48 the round reported to have been used in most bear self defense shootings is 9MM. Probably because most people are carrying 9MM.

[@dougphillips7524]

I thought the tungsten guide rod was all hype until I put one in my G19 gen4. I'm totally sold on this upgrade. You will feel the difference.

[@akawildcatheat3587]

What pound of spring did you get?

[@andrewramirez6332]

I only feel the difference when I’m shooting a follow up shot from 30+ meters but it’s a good product

[@chadhaire1711]

the only difference you will feel is in your wallet

[@sick2wb]

@@chadhaire1711 go be poor somewhere else.

[@Froman4200]

I’ve honestly never heard of Glock guide rods breaking or not cycling like how he says. And there’s many video of people with thousands of rounds ran and no problems w that part or any part nonetheless. As well as friends who’ve been buying glocks for years and years and no problems. Feels like he tryna sell you on some shit you don’t need. Sure it may help but most likely unnecessary.

[@chadhaire1711]

Lenny Magill is a con man selling snake oil to pay for his plastic wife

[@DarkWolff.]

@@chadhaire1711 🤣🤣🤣

[@grege1972]

Why do I feel like I’m being sold a used car?

[@tarheelrealist8935]

You are...the BBB gave this shyster's company a D-....FACT

[@electromech7335]

Explains why that they don't show any slow motion video of the upgraded part. Vs stock part.

[@chadhaire1711]

you are but worse

[@netwt449]

A GTO is a used car; a 57 Chevy is a used car; are you guys afraid of someone selling a better tool?

[@FrankFitzpatrick-rh5dh]

Because you are !

[@juanortiz8046]

Which size tungsten guide rod would I get for my Glock 27 I shoot carrie ammo (JHP) and I shoot regular (FMJ). Would I go with the 20lb one?

[@texasbeast239]

I would buy a recoil spring kit that gave you multiple weights of springs, mark them clearly, and try out different ones with different ammo loads. That way, you will learn which one works best for you. The general rule of thumb is to only go higher in spring weight if the recoil is excessive for yourself, but only go high enough that you don't feel the muzzle jerking forward and down afterward. If the spring is too heavy, it will slam the slide back forward into battery so hard that the muzzle will drop with every shot, and that is no good for anybody.

[@LAIRDO-]

Replacement Tungsten or even steel/stainless guide rods will more often than not make your pistol short cycle, thus resulting in FTE and jamming. This is because these guide rods are heavier and have more tension than the stock ones. Less recoil? Probably, maybe. But, do you want your firearm to function properly? YES!! I've learned the hard way. Stick with OEM guide rods. If you own and/or carry a Glock, they've already taken enough of your money.

[@johnjohnson6207]

Do you think this would happen with a 10mm?

[@shootinnscootin5545]

So what weight spring would I want to run in my stock Gen 3 G19? I've read that the stock spring is 18 pounds. Should I buy a 17 pound or 20 pound spring?

[@chadhaire1711]

NO NO NO...keep it stock

[@shootinnscootin5545]

@@chadhaire1711 Why?

[@MikeDSept21]

I'll take a dozen!

[@jarinorvanto4301]

Heft gives the impression of quality. Which is often the case. Glock is however most of all an efficient and inexpensive handgun for duty or home defense purposes. In duty purposes lightness is almost a quality of its own. I doubt I would ever buy a Glock, but I understand those who do.

[@johnwicksfoknpencil]

Jari Norvanto What do you shoot?

[@frogdude21XXX]

I made the jump recently from a Colt 1911A1 Series 70 I carried for 30 years, to a Glock 21SF. This is gonna take a lot of retraining, but I'm always happy to shoot, so I'm cool with it. Might try one of these guide rods, cause the recoil is pretty snappy, compared with my 1911.

[@johnd4348]

I agree, I would not buy an inexpensive supper reliable handgun tested by millions of users and millions of rounds thru it for self defense

[@docbailey3265]

Amen brother. I just bought a gun that fires itself randomly, explodes on occasion, and costs more than a divorce. Yankee Marshall says it’s a great gun.

[@timhogan427]

placebo affect. nothing more

[@mga304]

Lenny, I love the videos and content you put out 👍

[@Patrick_B687-3]

You tell me he didn’t have a previous career in Radio or TV I won’t believe you. Not with that voice, it just can’t be.

[@mrmattlakin]

Lenny is like Boss Ross of guns. So informative and relaxing in way

[@nickslosubi690]

Gen5 Glock 19 with this guide rod already went soft. Fails the recoil spring test with flying colors after 1k rounds. I just put my oem rod back in and will order another oem rod for a backup. Steer clear.

[@shelbyprice7790]

Your saying the Guide rod he’s selling took a shit?

[@alandaugustine8519]

Like watching "Last Man Standing" on steroids...

[@billbored8277]

I'd pass on these guys.... I bought one for a Gen 4 Glock 17, the gun literally never had one malfunction in years, countless rounds. Put one of these in, couple jams every magazine..... trash. Obviously took it out, now it sits in a box, too late to refund. Waste of $$$

[@oplefirem]

Sometimes OEM is best

[@thatsmytwocents4372]

Unbelievable to me that Glock goes on the net and says our parts Sux, please upgrade them after you buy our guns !!!

[@KJK_ATX]

I'm calling bullshit. I'm with. On that one. Why don't they just put in good parts in the first place? So they can sell you shit so you have to pay more to upgrade it ='s more money in their pockets. And everybody falls for it. It is what it is, they tell you what you're getting and then they tell you you can upgrade it if you want. Caveat emptor!

[@shelbyprice7790]

This is not Glock this is a guy who made a store called Glock store and started selling Glock aftermarket parts. He doesn’t actually work for Glock

[@blankblank1813]

I got a Glock 17 Gen 5 last fall. The only upgrade has been getting a tungsten guide rod. The G17 is an awesome gun to begin with but the new rod makes it amazing! My shot grouping went from 2.5"-3" at 10 yards down to consistently 1.5"-2", even with bulk RN ammo! Unfortunately, tungsten rods aren't allowed in stock Glock comps so I do have to train with the original rod. But I am noticing there has been consistent improvement in that training too. I don't know if it's the placebo effect but my shooting hand doesn't seem to fatigue as much with the tungsten rod. 9mm doesn't have much recoil but I notice the difference when I change back to the plastic rod. I can do 500+ rounds with the tungsten rod but I start feeling it around 350 rounds or so with the original rod. Great product!

[@chadhaire1711]

BULLSHIT..rod makes NO difference....idiot

[@doubleganger2]

@@chadhaire1711 you have way too much time on your hands man. lolol

[@chadhaire1711]

@@doubleganger2 NO Goober..I have facts..you have shit

[@doubleganger2]

@@chadhaire1711 lolol beg, borrow, or steal a life lolol

[@chadhaire1711]

@@doubleganger2 Only a fool would buy this junk form Lenny the con artist.......every one knows he makes shit dumbass

[@doomsday2k88]

I’m ordering this for sure. I’m a brand brand new shooter. Went to the range today and I limp wristed today quite a bit. Will definitely need the help I can get

[@currynumba3053]

what weight should I get for my Glock 19 gen 3

[@shadowwolf2524]

18 lbs is factory weight.

[@ayojuju7396]

Am I the only one that noticed the (Plastic Guide Rod) he used to weigh, was a Glock 17 Guide rod and the (Heavy Guide Rod) that he mentioned was "basically 4 Times the weight) was a Glock 34 Guide Rod??..??

[@jaredfleagle6126]

So if you have a gen 4 19 with slide cuts and a comp, you should buy a gen 3 lighter spring?

[@Roboticdoughbull3k]

Chief here... He forgot or never learned about 45 super instead of acp, the simpleton's load, so yeah makes sense he didnt mention it. Example a 5" 1911 in 45 running super with just a updated recoil spring. Lol silly guy passing over the kings caliber, can every bit equal and surpass 10mm.

[@mikeogden5256]

Factory gen3 19 is what spring weight?

[@TMega5612]

17-18 lbs, generally, from what I can see.

[@austinstull25]

What spring weight would you recommend for a compensated G17?

[@bengonzalez5215]

Depends on your ammo.

[@jakeduran5224]

Yes, Lenny. Here in Alaska 10mm is the Alaskan round. At least in our opinion. I carry 9mm for self defense in the summer months for in town/city and 45/10mm for winter months. 45 for in town/city during the winter and 10mm year round for any outdoor stuff. Cutting/hauling trees, camping, fishing, hunting, 4 wheeling/snow mobile. I use the tung in all of my carry Glocks because it does help the felt recoil, muzzle lift/flip znd stay on target. It makes shooting hot loads of 10mm very nice. G19 gen4, G17 gen3/4, G20 gen4, G21 gen3/4, G30S gen3.

[@yonisamber8169]

Its awesome that you change calibers based on the season

[@GuacIsExtra99]

Having to take a bear with a pistol regardless of caliber is crazy haha

[@FusonFuson]

I would like to have a weaker spring maybe a 13 pound on the tunsten guide rod it's I have a hard time pulling back my gen 3 Glock 17

[@doubleganger2]

So why don't they just sell them with the tungsten guide rods already installed? smh

[@californiaed3385]

Cost primarily. They manufacture guns for the military and police - not a pretty one or a top of the line anything -they mass manufacture a tough, good-enough gun for combat and general use. it is fortunate that we can upgrade/tune these to what best suits what we like.

[@kencreppin2146]

Sooo, you're saying Glock deliberately comes with a defective guide rod???

[@e.b.6766]

Great video Larry. Answered a few questions I had. Now I know… Just got my new guide rod delivered, and installed. Did the P-80 lower, 3-3.5lbs trigger, and your tungsten guide rod… Can’t wait to shoot it. Bet it’ll be much tamer on the range.

[@Cowboybounty]

Can I get an update , is your gun just as reliable , or is it better to stick with stock?

[@manuelm_007]

I would like to know as well because I’m using a 15lbs guide rod for my P80 G19 and for some reason it doesn’t cycle full sometimes. For example if I’m racking the slide pointing downward it will get stuck but doing the same thing point up it cycles with no issues. What I notice is when it doesn’t cycle and the slide gets stuck I notice that the barrel not only moves freely than normal and the barrel appears to more forward as well which can explain it causing the slide to lock when pointing downward compare upwards. Now this is an example, issue is occurring when shooting down range at times. *Note my setup is a G19 slide w/ ported barrel and P80 lower.

[@oscardelta1257]

What factory weight does a gen II G19 take? You rattled off enough numbers to confuse me

[@Ruby_Sterling]

Why wouldn’t you offer this in uncaptured so we can change the spring?

[@chasejones2508]

Would a tungsten guide rod with stiffer springs induce malfunctions with starboard loads instead of hot loads. A lot of people buy these to slow down the slide when shooting really hot loads.

[@wooterrackz2699]

Half noon moch

[@puppetshows3282]

Why no Pure Tungsten for the Glock 20 & 40 (10mm)?

[@BasedBidoof]

Thank you for explaining that the Rod coming up out of the half moon slot, is okay and normal, I thought my polymer 80 + upper combo was a bad combo at first

[@akagh0sty590]

Would a ported barrel and 22lb tungsten guide rod be bad for a g22 or would it help even the recoil?

[@andrejslv4192]

26 minutes is more than a scoop. It's like a scoop from an excavator maybe but I'll take

[@MxSpikeSpiegelxM]

Illegal in IDPA kinda lame.

[@takinisurvivalchannel3812]

Who's gonna know !!

[@takinisurvivalchannel3812]

Unless they weigh it, and they only do that at the National match...

[@jnwoodard8764]

Why don’t you get with Glock and show them these improvements. That way they can see wheat they do to get their stocks in order.

[@chgofirefighter]

I have yet to see a stock Glock guide rod break... BS Marketing and snake oil!~

[@RIPPER334]

Snake oil... 120 dollar snake oil at that.

[@chadhaire1711]

That wife plastic surgery cost money.

[@NEVETSTEVEN510]

How or what Glock is this one in this video, and where do I go to customize mine like that?

[@snvm69]

Whats the stock spring for a gen 3 19

[@shadowwolf2524]

18 lbs.

[@MugRuith]

IDK. I feel like if this was such an upgrade Glock would just make it stock with the gun.

[@UKSportsFan]

Is it necessary? No...it's an upgrade for people looking for the very best rather than just "good"...but upgrades come at a cost. For people whose livelihoods depend on having the best, though (law enforcement, competition shooting, etc.), it's an expense well worth it. There are aftermarket parts for practically everything, especially in the gun world. Steel is more expensive than polymer and adds weight...so for people looking at possibly buying a Glock, keeping the price down with a reduction in weight probably helps overall sales numbers... especially for first time buyers and inexperienced shooters.

[@johnjohnson6207]

Glocks are like Hondas. Reliable, but performs better with aftermarket parts.

[@Ryfij]

Do you have it for the 26 or 27

[@dcowboys2285]

Eve Silva yes they have have it for the 26&27 for all glocks

[@rideordietheyretring2tranx382]

He already said that they make one for every single Glock... I'm also assuming that's across the generations

[@edwardenglert8880]

I have a glock 17gen 3 looking for a rod and spring any ideas

[@thegolflife7565]

When will you have a black ice connector for the 43, 43x, 48?

[@countrylife8347]

Do you have one for glock 21gen 4

[@ebonysteel5193]

Which spring weight should I get for my Glock 30sf

[@docholliday4328]

You da man lenny! I'm cruising through Nashville. I'd buy a guide rod right now if you were open!

[@stevepatterson2290]

I have a 15 -20 yr old clock 21 lol you have a spring for me ?

[@travelstream685]

This product is really good but went you ordered it online, its too long the wait before you receive your order.

[@chadhaire1711]

JUNK

[@hindsight2022]

Just got one of the 17# for my glock 34 . gonna get a 20# for my 29 see how that feels

[@juicebox22a]

Ordered my first tungsten guide rod a few months ago. Just ordered another. Love the way the 17 & 19 run with them.

[@GuacIsExtra99]

What difference do you feel? I’m considering getting on for a 17. Thanks

[@juicebox22a]

@Matt 3000 They definitely add some weight to the front of the gun and cuts down on recoil and muzzle flip, tighter groups. I recently installed one in my 43x and it made a big difference as above, more noticeable because the 43x is smaller and lighter then say the 19 or 17. I wish I would have done this sooner.

[@GuacIsExtra99]

@@juicebox22a that’s exactly the description I was hoping thanks

[@Miltown.Tarzan]

@@juicebox22a Which spring weight did you use in your G19 ? Yellow 20lbs ? Purple 22 lbs ?

[@juicebox22a]

@@Miltown.Tarzan Stock spring weights for both 17 & 18 lbs.

[@philbuglass4857]

Do you offer a choice of colour with the different spring strengths? I would like a lighter spring, but the accent colour of my (9mm-converted) G22 is going to be gold (already ordered most of the parts from you) but the gold rod on the website is a heavier spring, not lighter. Can I specify a golden rod with my choice of spring, is what I am basically asking?

[@thatsmytwocents4372]

Phil Buglass No ,

[@marnow1232]

We need green and anodized:) I bought Glock from you Lenny and I will be buying more stuff to customize it. Satisfied customer likely for life.

[@abdulwali2128]

Three Trips To The Range & This Captured Tungsten Broke, Not Worth $165 Sorry…..Never Again…..Hoping My Other Doesn’t Break…..$300 Down The Drain For A Good Sales Pitch…..No Thanks…..Im Talking From Experience……

[@Reza-ro1es]

Serious question - if the Tungsten guide rod is superior, why does the stock Glock come with a plastic guide rod ? I had someone tell me that it is superior to be plastic for flexibility. Any truth to that?

[@calebheflin921]

Comes with plastic for price

[@larryshreve9076]

Manufacturing cost and overall weight. The trade off for less recoil is carrying a heavier gun.

[@michaelgoettsch7744]

Why does Glock come with crappy trigger stock? Why does Glock come with crappy plastic sights? Because Glock doesn't care knowing full well that Glock owners don't include the cost of those changes that most make immediately in to the cost of the firearm.

[@solarflare1008]

That is a management decision to increase income. It is call profit.

[@johnwicksfoknpencil]

Reza It would easily add $30-$50 to the MSRP sticker price by the time it made it to most gun stores. With Glocks already going up in price it’s better to offer it as is for less and let the buyer decide on that upgrade after.

[@ThoraniosX]

I'm surprised it took you 26 minutes to sell snake oil.

[@apbiggins8mm]

Can you talk about different type of replacement barrels for the glock