GLOCK's MBS (Modular Backstrap System) allows you the ability to add or remove additional backstop pieces, including a beaver tail for those with larger hands. A long-requested feature, the front strap no longer has finger grooves, allowing any finger size to fit comfortably around the grip. The slide and barrel feature GLOCK's latest ion-bonded nDLC coating, which is a truer black to previous generations with improved ability to function in dry conditions. Plus, the front of the firearm is now beveled for easier reholstering. The slide has factory serrations on the front and back.
GLOCK 17 GEN 5 MOS ZANDERS UPGRADE
To view this site, you must enable JavaScript or upgrade to a JavaScript-capable browser. The slide release is ambidextrous and the magazine catch is reversible. The Glock 17 Gen 5 offers the newest innovation from Glock in the proven design of the iconic Glock 17, available now through Javascript is disabled on your browser. The G17 comes with the same popular upgrades of all Generation 5 GLOCK pistols like the Glock Marksman Barrel and overall elimination of leaf springs, which have since been replaced by new coil spring designs for increased longevity and reliability. The slide is precision machined to provide a mounting system for popular optic sights. With multiple adapter plates, you can quickly and easily mount miniature red dot sights to the rear of the Gen5 GLOCK slide. Glock 17 Gen5 MOS GLOCK enhances the already near-perfect Gen5 model of The original with the addition of the Modular Optic System (MOS). It's the choice firearm of many law enforcement agencies worldwide. With the Glock 17 Gen5 MOS, Glock enhances the already near-perfect Gen 5 Glock 17 with the addition of the Modular Optic System (MOS). This is the 5th generation of the legendary polymer pistol. I also use a touch of Loctite on the bottom of the plate itself to further anchor the plate to the slide.The GLOCK® 17 Gen5 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol is the size and caliber that started it all for GLOCK. Too much can migrate down into the Extractor Depressor Plunger channel and really gum up the works there (the right-side screw hole and the EDP channel actually do connect a slight bit).
You also want to use a TOUCH of blue Loctite on the screws, not a glob. No plate can withstand that type of prying force, on top of the already high-stress environment of being slung back-and-forth on a pistol at a 100 g or so. The failed plates that I have seen have been on slides where you could see definitive scratches where the screws were attempting to dig into the slide. If I didn't say that, somebody would call me out, "How can I mount the optic to the plate, then the plate to the slide?". Of course, you'll have to take it back off of the plate before the plate can be mounted to the slide. Ensure that they don't protrude through the hole and start to bear against the slide itself. Torque the screws down to the RDS manufacturer's spec. Some folks deride the OEM system, but it all comes down to whether the adapter plates are installed properly.įirst of all, please take the time to test-fit your optic onto the plate before the plate is mounted to the pistol.
There are many good things to be said for direct-mounting an optic to a slide (strength of installation, lower mounting height allowing for co-witnessing with sights that are less than 2.5 feet tall, etc.), but.like you said, the OEM MOS system is nice for its versatility (not being stuck with only one type of RDS).
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