Glock butt plug good or bad?

[Andre46996]

I don't own a glock so I had to borrow a friend's.

Did you know you can get 2 fingers in the magwell and one in the other hole???

I was SHOCKED!!!

Wonder if that is where the term "Shocker" came from.

 

[remymartin]

No.... You gotta turn it around, then its a Glocker!!!

 

[Biohazard]

neither good nor bad

unnecessary

 

[public servant]

I don't own a glock so I had to borrow a friend's.

Did you know you can get 2 fingers in the magwell and one in the other hole???

Last time I borrowed something from a friend and did that to it...I married it.

I kept it for 15 years then traded it in on a newer model.

 

[Bflo]

My thoughts exactly!

LMMFFAO!!!!!

This coming from somebody with KY in his screen name!!!!

Buttplugs and KY on INGO!!!

 

[Bunnykid68]

There is a hole in the bottom of my Glock?

 

[JohnP82]

I have the plug in all of my Glocks. That is the only thing I add to them

 

[printcraft]

In english?

IBTL

I want
B acon
T omato
L ettuce


Learn it, live it, love it.

Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.

 

[Kick]

Ok, in an attempt to answer the OP's interestingly worded question. In the armorer's course, they advised us not to use the plugs. The said that under normal circumstances, the plug should not hurt the function of the pistol. However, the frame is made a certain way so that when it heats and cools, it will always return to its normal shape. The grip plug could adversely affect this in cases of extreme temperature change.

I was also taught that the grip plug is simply not necessary to keep dirt out. The void in the rear of the frame does not lead anywhere of any importance.

Oh and one more thing.............
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IBTL!

 

[TopDog]

Any time I hear the term "butt plug" I walk away. Regardless of what it is reference to.

 

[HandK]

He said butt plug!!

 

[xHwyLT]

I agree with kick4426, the grip plug serves no purpose, other than as a decoration. It also supposedly hinders your removal of a stuck magazine. I don't remember hearing it discussed when I took the Glock Armour's course, but our agency had a strict rule against its use, actually, the rule was: "NO MODIFICATIONS ALLOWED", the only attachment allowed was the lanyard, but that was only for specialized units.

 

[hiram762]

Good investment if you conceal or open carry. It keeps the crap out as previously stated. However if you carry tactically, I would think you want the lanyard attached.

 

[jd4320t]

If a Glock magazine is stuck in what can a person do on the backside that can't be done on the three other sides to remove it?

 

[vitamink]

Glock butt plug? I recommend starting with a 22 derringer then working your way up. I find this is much more comfortable. Super concealed carry is the only way to go. I thought i was going to have to shoot a guy who was attempting to rob me at an ATM. He said "give me the money!" I went for my gun...once i got 2 knuckles deep he took off running

 

[dubsac]

Last time I borrowed something from a friend and did that to it...I married it.

I kept it for 15 years then traded it in on a newer model.

Well said my friend. +1

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I've been avoiding this thread for a while now just to keep from getting an infraction.....Tonight I'm glad I read it. Good laughs......Nothing left for me to say=no trouble with the mods.....

 

[Tactical Dave]

Just EPIC!

 

[686 Shooter]

There is a plug that fits in the cavity, called a "seattle slug" it is made of brass and is used to add weight and balance. I don't think that Glock put the cavity there for that specific use, but whatever makes it more comfortable for people to shoot. My Glocks just have a vacant cavity, and that is the way they will remain until they move out of the house and find themselves new owners.

 

[navarre1095]

So a "Seattle Slug" is a plug that I can jam up into my vacant cavity?