Hey what's up I have a Glock 27 generation three can I add this attachment and then add one of the laser style tack flights the ones that attach to the trigger guard? I do not want a talk like that protrudes beyond the barrel I want one of the track...
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This will protrude pass the barrel by at least one inch. What someone suggested is to cut off the part that protrudes but I haven't tried that.
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As far as I can tell... it has an insert that is removable just for those pistols that have the laser sites on them. Take a look and you decide (via the URL below). Notice the bulge in front to the trigger guard as well as the black screw on the holster. The screw is holding a removable insert which (once removed) allows the laser to fit down in. I think this is a new design, as I just bought mine about a month ago. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hsf7bb546lc047w/_JD38574.JPG
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I am also willing to bet that Glock slides have standard dovetails. Do not forget to use a good threadlock compound to secure the front sight. This sight works great on my Model 20SF.
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Thank you for the answer, I have already wasted money on grips too big for this gun! Appreciate your time.
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On the side of the box it says for Models 19, 23 and 38. "Third Generation only" I just got one as a Christmas gift. I'm trying to get in touch with Crimson Trace now to find out what are my options for my Glock 19 Gen 4.
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This will NOT work with a gen 4 glock unless you purchase a guide rod adapter for your gun. The hole on the front of the slide is bigger than the end of this guide rod.
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If you check the slide width of your pistol as long as there is clearance it should work. I tried it on my .45 and it my slide was too wide so it's on my glock now. It's great because you can still use your sight with an optic mounted.
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Not sure what you mean by inline. I just put a laser on mine that fits on trigger guard. Gun still fits but it did a bit higher in holster and need s retention strap to hold it in place. It seemed to fit holster better without the laser.
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Yes. I have several glocks and it fits them all, but it makes the slide on every pistol stick and not action smooth. DONT BUY!!! Its not worth a dollar. Its usless! If you wanting to mount a red dot or some kind of scope buy a different product.
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This does fit well on a Glock 22 Gen4. If this is for your primary sidearm, I recommend saving up for a Streamlight TLR2 HL and add a trigger switch. The one you are looking at has 2 separate switches, one for the light, one for the laser. You have to work the light switch on, then off, then on again for the strobe to work. This is a lot to remember under stress. If this is all you can afford, it fits fine.
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I don't have the answer to your question because I don't own those. I suggest you visit the Glock Tech website.
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While I do not have a G27 handy to confirm my statement, please note that the utility rail is just a little longer than the underside of a G17 (which is a "Full Size" weapon). As a matter of fact, after installation, the rail is even a little longer than "the end" of the G17. In my opinion, it should be possible to install the rail and cut it to size to match the available space, however, the cutting would require some mechanical ability. As far as what light you may be able to add, I can not issue an opinion but my educated guess is that the G27 is too small to add one or more utility items to it, specially when it does not hav an OEM utility rail of its own! While I do not have a G27 handy to confirm my statement, please note that the utility rail is just a little longer than the underside of a G17 (which is a "Full Size" weapon). As a matter of fact, after installation, the rail is even a little longer than "the end" of the G17. In my opinion, it should be possible to install the rail and cut it to size to match the available space, however, the cutting would require some mechanical ability. As far as what light you may be able to add, I can not issue an opinion but my educated guess is that the G27 is too small to add one... » Read More While I do not have a G27 handy to confirm my statement, please note that the utility rail is just a little longer than the underside of a G17 (which is a "Full Size" weapon). As a matter of fact, after installation, the rail is even a little longer than "the end" of the G17. In my opinion, it should be possible to install the rail and cut it to size to match the available space, however, the cutting would require some mechanical ability. As far as what light you may be able to add, I can not issue an opinion but my educated guess is that the G27 is too small to add one or more utility items to it, specially when it does not hav an OEM utility rail of its own! « Show Less
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Weapons light mounted under the barrel on the rail, or on the grip? Forget which kind a Glock 19 takes (glock isn't my favorite firearm) If it was mounted on the rail, I don't think so, but I'll ask my brother (as the holster was for him). If it was a grip laser/light combo it probably would fit, although it may be a little tight...?
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i had some trouble looking up the pistol you mentioned but.. i would say no. this laser sight is very form fitted to the contours of the trigger guard it is designed specifically for the ruger lcp. if your gun dose not have a rail mount then your options may be limited but there are some lasers that mount to the trigger guard that are universal. hope i helped
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At the bottom of the item pic is an attachment. It has an attachment.It did not work on the gun I ordered it for. The pod is really good so I kept It and put it on my tact stock 1022 w/o attachment. Pod has weaver rail.
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I'll assume you have a Gen 4 Glock. If so, the screw for the front sight is too long. Contact TruGlo and tell them you have a Gen 4 and they will ship you the proper screw. It will be tight when installed with loctite.
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Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a huge device and may draw attention to your attempt to lawfully carry concealed, again-IMHO. Shoot straight; safety first! Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a... » Read More Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a huge device and may draw attention to your attempt to lawfully carry concealed, again-IMHO. Shoot straight; safety first! « Show Less