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DIY: Glock Internal Magwell/Speedwell ($10 or less)


Jayohee

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After looking through the forums I found that there was someone in Alabama who can do this for about $120 and has done so for Dave Sevigny. The only problem is I didn't want to spend $120 + shipping and I believed I can do something similar myself for relatively cheap. In researching further I've read people using JB weld. I chose Loctite general purpose putty instead as JB weld can be a real pain to sand and remove if necessary. As a result I made this. Hope it helps:

Parts:

Loctite General Purpose Putty - $3.50

400 Grit Sandpaper - $4.00

Rubbing Alchohol - $2.00

Terry cloth

Optional:

Dremel

Paint

NOTE: I used a Pearce grip plug in tandem with this mod. You can go without the plug and just fab the entire thing. I chose to use the plug as there will be less work and sanding needed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlB6xCtWQmE

Sevigny Speedwell: http://southpawcustom.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2:sevigny-speedway&catid=2:services&Itemid=4

And just to make sure it's legal it looks like someone already asked and got the okay: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=107818

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I removed it for two reasons. One I was getting mixed messages about the legality of it for Production. Even with the research done by prior shooters in the links RO's at my local club couldn't say with certainty it was legal (it was 50/50). Two I think I can do it better by adding paint during the meading process. Painting after the fact doesn't work as well as it comes off during reloads.

I will research some more and re-post when I am 100% sure at my club.

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That link has amidon saying it is a legal modification...but from 2008. Everything else in the thread is just guys speculating.

I'll email amidon and the guy that does these modifications and post anything I get in response.

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Mod itself is legal. The only thing to watch is weight. Some glocks don't have much leeway before going over weight. As an example, my G17 barely makes it with only a plastic grip plug and minor trigger work.

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Here's hoping that whoever replaces John after he retires in the Fall shares the same points of view. At one time a little piece of tape in the magwell was fine, then it wasn't. That's an easily fixed mod. Like stipling, once you make the change, can't go back.

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