Glock: Deconstructed
Glock Deconstructed

Glock: Deconstructed

: A mechanical block that prevents the firing pin from moving forward unless the trigger is pulled.

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: A small lever integrated into the trigger that must be fully depressed to allow backward movement.

: A single block of steel treated with a nitrocarburizing process for corrosion resistance.

: Ensures the firearm will not discharge if dropped from significant heights. Internal Deconstruction

: Known for its polygonal rifling, which provides a better gas seal than traditional lands-and-grooves.

Since its introduction, the design has undergone several iterations, or "Generations," to refine ergonomics and performance. These updates have included changes to grip texture, the addition of accessory rails for lights and lasers, and modular backstraps to accommodate different hand sizes.


Glock Deconstructed
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