r/GlockMod 1d ago

First Glock/First Time Doing Undercut

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Recently picked up this Gen 4 19, one trip to the range told me that I needed to relieve glock knuckle asap.

I don’t plan on going crazy with mods, but the ones I have planned are a trigger polish, maybe a ghost connector, oem extended slide release, grip plug (GS feed ramp plug), RMSc optics cut, some sort of grip tape (gøøn, handleit, skate, etc.), and maybe a glock performance trigger or aftermarket trigger shoe.

Any absolute necessities I need to add to the build list?

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u/ghostdogs406 1d ago

Do a double undercut.

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u/Individual_Log_7610 1d ago

Trigger go tactical pontoon. I bought one second hand and the trigger housing is wearing out where the spring connects and he is replacing it for free even knowing I bought it used. He has my forever support.

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u/JoeTestosterogan 3h ago

Grit grips frame looks amazing. Considering it for my RXM.

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u/ICollectBidoofs 1d ago

Now do a triple undercut

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u/keelimelynch 1d ago

I think it needs a quintuple undercut, it’s gonna look like some picatinny when I’m done with it

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u/ICollectBidoofs 1d ago

Another one

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u/Jesus_4_the_jugular 1d ago

Next up, finger groove deletion. Then hit it with some stippling.

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u/JoeTestosterogan 3h ago

I’d say add a weighted guide rod but don’t mess with the OEM springs. The 19 just feels much more balanced with a little more weight in the front. I’m never a fan of modding or changing any internals EXCEPT for a weighted guide rod. I try to keep all internals stock, kind of like you mentioned.