Glock 34 gen 3 CO brass weight

[geraldskip]

Anyone running grip weights in their CO glocks? 

 

Ive been looking for one and can’t seem to find on that doesn’t protrude and violate USPSA rules. I know some local guys just grounded their old weights down, but I’d rather buy something that was built for it. 

 

Anyone know of a good option?

 

thanks!!

[cferree]

I bought a Seattle Slug and cut it to match the profile of the plastic "plugs" that are Prod/CO legal.

With a Dremal tool, a file and some sand paper, you can add 2+ ozs in 10 minutes.

And, the only reason I did this was I couldn't find an alternative that was turn key.

[dapribek]

This works well and is legal. 

 

https://www.glockstore.com/Thug-Plug

[HCH]

25 minutes ago, dapribek said:

This works well and is legal. 

 

https://www.glockstore.com/Thug-Plug

 

I did that and filled the backstrap with #6 shot. 

[MemphisMechanic]

I carefully hollowed out the Large backstrap for my walther til it was paper thin, then packed it full of tungsten weights & epoxy.

 

Even that was only good for ~3.5 oz. Didn’t make much difference. I probably wouldn’t bother to do it again.

 

 

Edited May 15, 2019 by MemphisMechanic

[Novagunner]

I tried the thug plug on my gen 4 34 CO gun and it didn’t really do much. Doesn’t add much weight. For a gen 3, a Seattle slug cut down to match the profile is a better bet. It will add more weight.

[7ender]

Can't seem to post here for some reason...i'll make a thread.

Edited May 16, 2019 by 7ender
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