Butt Plug fell out AGAIN

[#4'sCousin#3]

I am a full time carry. Today while at my local Big Box store an older fella handed me somthing I dropped. Thanks I said,then I realized that my butt plug had fallen out AGAIN!!! I was carrying my G36 held fast by a Clipdraw.I like the plug cuz it fills in the gap between the mag & grip.
Question: What does everyone else use as an adhisive that works on Polymere?Don't tell me Crazy glue, model airplane glue or epoxy!! Tried them they dont last!!

[Glock_Wenc_21]

Nothing? Mine had never fallen out! Get a new one?

[GLOCK_27]

Butt Plug fell out AGAIN

:rofl:

[#4'sCousin#3]

can you suggest a brand? Mine is a Gentra(?) not sure of the spelling....mine keeps falling out.....and I dont want to screw it in....

[JimBianchi]

Small piece of black tape.

Or something rude.....

[GLOCK_27]

can you suggest a brand? Mine is a Gentra(?) not sure of the spelling....mine keeps falling out.....and I dont want to screw it in....

:rofl::rofl:


Try a lone wolf one

[Tuna333]

maybe its too small!!!

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[87'vette]

Butt-Plugs are a waste of money. :tongueout:

Seriously, I tried them after I bought my first Glock (G23), and never bought another one again. They are unnecessary.....In my opinion. :wavey:

Toss it.

[3rdpig]

Butt-Plugs are a waste of money. :tongueout:

Seriously, I tried them after I bought my first Glock (G23), and never bought another one again. They are unnecessary.....In my opinion. :wavey:

Toss it.

+1. A gimmick and a waste of money.

[#4'sCousin#3]

I LIKE HAVING that little extra at the end of the grip. Waste of $$?? I respect your opinion but I guess I'm looking for a way to keep :wavey:it in rather than toss it..

[Andy W]

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[#4'sCousin#3]

I tried to upload pics to clarifiy my point but I guess I'm not doing somthing right......cute comments aside,does anyone else have any suggestions?

[Sarge45]

I do, but you've already heard it. Toss it is my recommendation also. They aren't value added or solve a problem. In your case, it is creating one. Cheers.

[NATE-n-GA]

can you suggest a brand? Mine is a Gentra(?) not sure of the spelling....mine keeps falling out.....and I dont want to screw it in....

That is just too much.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Porkchop]

maybe its too small!!!

:rofl::rofl::rofl:
:rofl:

[DrMaxit]

Maybe sit on it? :dunno:

[SimpLJack]

Funniest post title I've ever seen, bar none.

[Jogitu]

I have a lone wolf plug in my 26 and it stays in fine until at the range at it slowly backs out after mulitple rounds. Next time I am probably going to remove as it is annoying. My 19 plug is better and quite frankly lets me get to my clip which the lone wolf impedes. I certainly would not use super glue as the fumes will travel into the trigger mechanism and bond. Bad idea.

[Tuna333]

Maybe sit on it? :dunno:


:whistling:

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[glide]

The grip plug on my G26 was also falling out after shooting a few rounds. I've just reinstalled the plug and epoxied it. You need to roughen the surfaces that you are applying the glue on with sandpaper. It will stick better that way.

[Glockmy2nd]

I have a lone wolf plug in my 26 and it stays in fine until at the range at it slowly backs out after mulitple rounds. Next time I am probably going to remove as it is annoying. My 19 plug is better and quite frankly lets me get to my clip which the lone wolf impedes. I certainly would not use super glue as the fumes will travel into the trigger mechanism and bond. Bad idea.

You know, never thought about ever using super glue on my Glock but he has a point. Super glue fumes will stick to surrounding area if enclosed such as in the butt of a gun. That is a bad idea. Maybe that is how the gerbil got stuck in Richard Gere.

[Rinaldo81]

yeah I never really had a butt plug problem HAHAHAHA

[NYC Drew]

I tried to upload pics to clarifiy my point but I guess I'm not doing somthing right......cute comments aside,does anyone else have any suggestions?


1. Put a dab of adhesive on the...part.
2. Toss it and get one that fits.

'Drew

[Flared_Nostrils]

maybe its too small!!!

:rofl::rofl::rofl:


Yes, quite the embarrassing problem...
Try shorter strides and shallow breathing.

Thanks for the great thread.

[crazypilot]

So I take it the plug isn't being held in by the mag?

[SVTNate]

The real issue is why you're risking your own life carrying a chambered weapon with a Clipdraw!

[FL2NV]

You won't want it after the first time it falls in water. You def. don't want to glue it on..only cause I heard that hole has a purpose..

[Cajun Glocker]

I use Breaudreaux's Butt Paste....no problem!

[sheriff733]

Its a sign. Leave that garbage out.

[Kentak]

First of all, all you buttheads who don't like buttplugs, back off. You're free to do or not do to your butthole what you wish. Some folks like the look of a plugged butt, and that's all the justification that's needed.

To the OP. You probably won't do this, but it's a sure way to solve your problem. I did this with my G27 and it's works perfectly.

Go to your hardware store and buy a small diameter steel setscrew about 1/8 inch long, or a little longer. With the plug in place, drill a hole of the appropriate size for the set screw, that is, a little smaller diameter, from the inside of the magwell into the plug. Screw the setscrew into the hole, being sure that it is flush with the inside surface of the magwell. Run a finger over it to verify no protruding. Put a dab of black oil-based paint on the setscrew and it all but disappears from view. I used one of those Brichwood-Casey gunblack paint markers. The nice thing about this solution is that it absolutely secures the plug, but is easily removed for whatever reason you like.

K

[tampashooters]

Remember the stuff you ate in elementary school ---- Rubber Cement works great, and no residual damage when removing, but will stay until you remove it.

[3rdgen40]

Today while at my local Big Box store an older fella handed me somthing I dropped. Thanks I said,then I realized that my butt plug had fallen out AGAIN!!!
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[GMAN40]

:rofl:

:rofl: This is a loaded statement ain't it?

[omaha64]

Go to your hardware store and buy a small diameter steel setscrew about 1/8 inch long, or a little longer. With the plug in place, drill a hole of the appropriate size for the set screw, that is, a little smaller diameter, from the inside of the magwell into the plug. Screw the setscrew into the hole, being sure that it is flush with the inside surface of the magwell. Run a finger over it to verify no protruding. Put a dab of black oil-based paint on the setscrew and it all but disappears from view. I used one of those Brichwood-Casey gunblack paint markers. The nice thing about this solution is that it absolutely secures the plug, but is easily removed for whatever reason you like.

I also considered this option; but I am trying this first: use black electrical tape and wrap one or two revolutions (use your judgment here) around the portion of the plug that goes into the gun's grip hole. Then insert the plug in the hole. The extra thickness increases the friction and keeps that plug in there pretty well. I cannot declare success until I have a chance to try it at the range. But so far, I cannot remove it using my fingers. If I need to remove the plug, I may need to use pliers to pull it out.

[DeereDriver]

theres a reason that hole is there:rofl: seriously though, while its very uncommon, that space is provided so that you can get leverage on your mag should it become jammed. plugging your butt could prove fatal:rofl:

[glock2740]

:rofl:
I was thinking the same thing. Not a pretty thread title:rofl:

[ragu1macrider]

Make sure all the K-Y is off the frame before applying the adhesive.

[SCC]

:faint::shocked:

[jbird33]

If you're that serious about keeping it in there, just use some JB weld. Won't have to ever worry about it again.

[3rdgen40]

theres a reason that hole is there. while its very uncommon, plugging your butt could prove fatal

:shocked:........:rofl::rofl::rofl::animlol:

[speedsix]

OMG, this thread just keeps getting better!

[3rdgen40]

i like buttplugs.i like the look of a plugged butt, and that's all the justification that's needed.
Run a finger over it to verify no protruding. Put a dab of oil on and it all but disappears from view.

K
:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[4TS&W]

Did you somehow stretch out your butt plug hole?

Maybe you could try wrapping the part of the plug that goes in to the hole with that white pipe thread tape. (I forget what it's called)

[3rdgen40]

Did you somehow stretch out your butt plug hole?

Maybe you could try wrapping the part of the plug that goes in to the hole with that white pipe thread tape. (I forget what it's called)
:rofl:.........For the love of God,will you guys please stop before I pee my pants !!!!!!!!!
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Sarge45]

The butt plug is not held in by the mag. It is simply a press fit.

[sigpro-fessor]

http://www.my-healthandsafety.com/my-staydrysupply/images/Depend_Belted_Undergarments_Extra.jpg

[sigcalcatrant]

I tried to upload pics to clarifiy my point but I guess I'm not doing somthing right......cute comments aside,does anyone else have any suggestions?That's one picture I don't want to see. Try puckering harder. I've also heard alum or lemon juice tightens things up a bit.

[Chipster]

I use the plug from Top Gun Supply that snaps into place in the lanyard hole. No issues. Hundreds of rounds.

[MCPO]

Either: Black RVT (can be easily removed if plug no longer desired), small amount of rubber cement (again easily removed) or the stainless screw for a more permanent solution.

[sigcalcatrant]

Remember the stuff you ate in elementary school ---- Rubber Cement works great, and no residual damage when removing, but will stay until you remove it.Elmer's glue tastes better.

[Emmet Fitz-Hume]

delete

[Emmet Fitz-Hume]

Go with lone wolf or check out topglock.

[WINGS]

Post of the month?.................:embarassed::rofl::rofl:
:needspics:

[beaner]

The poor OP!! Are you thinking "why did I ask?"?

Just teasing a bit as well

My 27 had the same problem -and I thought it was pure!

Seriously, I used a Jentra plug, and in the plug itself, I stuffed a couple of foam earplugs in it to expand the walls, then put a bit of some kind of super glue on the walls, and set it in the pistol. It stays put now, and if I do want to remove it, I can; it will just take a bit more work and maybe some hot soapy water.

Beaner

[Tuna333]

read your user's manual...

do not enter... exit only!!!

:whistling:

[speedsix]

It sounds like you may have to get a larger butt plug. Your butt plug hole has been stretched out beyond repair and it is time face facts.

The butt plug you are taking about is a pressure fit plug. It presses in place and is held there by friction. The plugs for the larger Glocks like the G-17 snap in place and never come out. The G-26 is another story. I had that same plug for my G-26 and it was nice to have the extra grip it provided. It also has a sort of a ramp on the mag side which helps with inserting the mag. I don't think plugs are a waste of time or money, they are not for everyone but they do provide some pros (and cons) so if he want to keep his plug in place, give some advice. Don't just tell him to toss it in the garbage. That doesn't help him.

I took my plug out of my G-26 because I reprofiled the grip frame and it would no longer fit. I still wanted to use it so I did the set screw method and used it on my 2nd gen G-17. It worked because there was a hole in the back of the frame on the G-17. The G-26 doesn't have this hole so unless you want to drill your frame, you should be looking to increase friction or increase the size of the plug. Sounds like a perfect job for friction tape.

[dsalv]

Is the small gap really that big a deal to have to go through all the trouble?

[Tuna333]

It sounds like you may have to get a larger butt plug. Your butt plug hole has been stretched out beyond repair and it is time face facts.


:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[ringworm]

I tried to upload pics to clarifiy my point but I guess I'm not doing somthing right......cute comments aside,does anyone else have any suggestions?


apple core?:whistling:

[dsalv]

Are there any exercises one can do to tighten-up their loose butt plug hole?:devildance:

[Agent6-3/8]

Oh my...


:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[douglasd]

Silicone caulking is what was recommended to me by the Jentra company.

It's the rubberized caulk...use it just like glue. It doesn't harden completely yet keeps it from falling out. I have it on my G26 & 27, they've not come out yet.

[WillieD1979]

Silicone caulking is what was recommended to me by the Jentra company.

It's the rubberized caulk...use it just like glue. It doesn't harden completely yet keeps it from falling out. I have it on my G26 & 27, they've not come out yet.



Just put some Caulk in the crack and you should be good to go :whistling:

[dsalv]

Just put some Caulk in the crack and you should be good to go :whistling:


Would you recommend the white caulk or the black caulk? I'm not sure but I've been told that the black caulk comes in a larger package and may be hard to handle for such a purpose.:whistling:

[speedsix]

I have no problem with a buttplug in my buttplug hole but I draw the line at putting caulk in there.:rofl:

[dsalv]

I have no problem with a buttplug in my buttplug hole but I draw the line at putting caulk in there.:rofl:


Well i guess sometimes a buttplug alone just won't do. Now i normally don't advocate using caulk of any kind, but in this extreme circumstance i think a little caulk in your hole may go a long way...

[Magnus2131]

My my, this thread has brought out the comedian in everyone.

[old_blue]

I'm sitting here almost crying after reading the comments. :animlol: :rofl: omg....

Okay, being totally serious, I would recommend rubber cement. It will stay pliable and somewhat tacky after drying, so the plug should stay put, even if the glue bond somehow gets compromised.

You may also want to refer to these accessories as "grip plugs" in the future. :supergrin:

[nastydru]

Would you recommend the white caulk or the black caulk? I'm not sure but I've been told that the black caulk comes in a larger package and may be hard to handle for such a purpose.:whistling:

I thought this thread crossed the line on the first page I was sooo wrong!!
hillarious :wow::rofl:

[speedsix]

Why is everyone laughing?:dunno:

We are trying to have a serious conversation about gun related matters and everyone is cracking up. I don't even know what everyone is laughing about. Very strange people over here.:shocked:

[dsalv]

All this talk about loose buttplugs is making my buttplug hole hurt.:embarassed:

[3rdgen40]

Well i guess sometimes a buttplug alone just won't do. Now i normally don't advocate using caulk of any kind, but in this extreme circumstance i think a little caulk in your hole may go a long way...
:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[jdavionic]

When the butt plug fell out, did you notice any brown substance on it?

If so, you may have a rusty butt plug hole.

[D-GLOCK17]

Butt Plug fell out AGAIN

Ha Ha. LMAO. You might have to get that thing stitched up.....

[wheel]

All kidding aside, the standard clear silicone caulk is ideal. It stays flexible and is extremely tenacious stuff. Just a few dabs around the edges of the Jentra plug is all it takes. Mine's lasted well over a year so far and shows no signs of coming loose. Unlike epoxy or a set screw it's easy to remove if you ever want to and leaves no traces.

[D-GLOCK17]

Have you tried Gorilla Glue...at least that's what I think it's called. They say it looks like snot but will hold anything together!

[FlaGlock36]

I was a butt plug user until I went to 2 tactical handgun classes taught by a Blackwater instructor. Now I dont use them at all. The reason is that if you are in a situation where you are having to shoot your firearm and have a Level 1 or Level 2 malfunction ( stove pipe or FTF jam) you must be able to rip your magazine out clear the malfunction, reload and get back into the firefight. The butt plug will prevent that from happening. During the course the instructor made me leave the butt plug in and he set up Level 1 and Level 2 malfunctions. Needless to say, in that situation I was incapacitated and the bad guy "got" me. Thats why Glock put that space in, to allow your thumb or finger to properly grip the magazine and rip it out!

I have thrown my 4 plugs in the trash and I will never use them again!

[jdavionic]

Good thing you're not running for political office. This is all the MSM would quote...I was a butt plug user...

[dsalv]

I was a butt plug user until I went to 2 tactical handgun classes taught by a Blackwater instructor. Now I dont use them at all. The reason is that if you are in a situation where you are having to shoot your firearm and have a Level 1 or Level 2 malfunction ( stove pipe or FTF jam) you must be able to rip your magazine out clear the malfunction, reload and get back into the firefight. The butt plug will prevent that from happening. During the course the instructor made me leave the butt plug in and he set up Level 1 and Level 2 malfunctions. Needless to say, in that situation I was incapacitated and the bad guy "got" me. Thats why Glock put that space in, to allow your thumb or finger to properly grip the magazine and rip it out!

I have thrown my 4 plugs in the trash and I will never use them again!

Well there you have it. If God intended for the glock's butt to be plugged, than it would have came plugged!

[Magnus2131]

Good thing you're not running for political office. This is all the MSM would quote...
Only if you are a Republican.

[jdavionic]

Only if you are a Republican.

True...if Democrat, the MSM would report that FlaGlock shows compassion toward users of butt plugs and makes an attempt to bring Glock butt pluggers out into the open and out of the shadows with his encouraging remarks.

[HogGlocker]

I have had a plugged butt for about 9 years now and have had very few problems. In fact, it has been quite a pleasant experience and I hardly even know it is there.

I have never though, had my butt plug pop out. It just takes practice.

[sigcalcatrant]

I have had a plugged butt for about 9 years now and have had very few problems. In fact, it has been quite a pleasant experience and I hardly even know it is there.

I have never though, had my butt plug pop out. It just takes practice.It's getting harder and harder to control myself.

[JBP55]

I was a butt plug user until I went to 2 tactical handgun classes taught by a Blackwater instructor. Now I dont use them at all. The reason is that if you are in a situation where you are having to shoot your firearm and have a Level 1 or Level 2 malfunction ( stove pipe or FTF jam) you must be able to rip your magazine out clear the malfunction, reload and get back into the firefight. The butt plug will prevent that from happening. During the course the instructor made me leave the butt plug in and he set up Level 1 and Level 2 malfunctions. Needless to say, in that situation I was incapacitated and the bad guy "got" me. Thats why Glock put that space in, to allow your thumb or finger to properly grip the magazine and rip it out!

I have thrown my 4 plugs in the trash and I will never use them again!

I saw a LEO firearms instructor rip one from an officers gun and told him they were not allowed for the same reason. See how many you can find in LEO pistols.

[gb6491]

I was a butt plug user until I went to 2 tactical handgun classes taught by a Blackwater instructor. Now I dont use them at all. The reason is that if you are in a situation where you are having to shoot your firearm and have a Level 1 or Level 2 malfunction ( stove pipe or FTF jam) you must be able to rip your magazine out clear the malfunction, reload and get back into the firefight. The butt plug will prevent that from happening. During the course the instructor made me leave the butt plug in and he set up Level 1 and Level 2 malfunctions. Needless to say, in that situation I was incapacitated and the bad guy "got" me. Thats why Glock put that space in, to allow your thumb or finger to properly grip the magazine and rip it out!

I have thrown my 4 plugs in the trash and I will never use them again!

Why not just grab the sides of the magazine's base to remove it:dunno:

[gian17]

:eric::woohoo::eric:

[Samtoy]

I plugged my Glock but I don't like the way it looks. How do you remove it anyway???

[Cajun Glocker]

Try a suppository!

[Blitzer]

:crying::crying::crying::dunno::whistling:

[JuttsGlock]

i would have gave it back to you and tryed to guess which Glock you had.
"excuse me, you dropped your plug for your g -- "

[89109]

Why not just grab the sides of the magazine's base to remove it:dunno:

Bumped

[Kentak]

Why not just grab the sides of the magazine's base to remove it:dunno:

Absolutely! The hole in the grip is a solution to a non-existing problem. You can get a secure grip on the sides of the mag base with no problem. As for letting water drain out, it's much more likely (unless you're a freaking SEAL), that you'll drop the gun in dirt, sand, mud, etc., and the hole will let crap into the trigger mechanism.

Bottom line, do what you want and don't worry about it. Leave it open and be happy; plug it and be happy.

K

[wheel]

I was a butt plug user until I went to 2 tactical handgun classes taught by a Blackwater instructor. Now I dont use them at all. The reason is that if you are in a situation where you are having to shoot your firearm and have a Level 1 or Level 2 malfunction ( stove pipe or FTF jam) you must be able to rip your magazine out clear the malfunction, reload and get back into the firefight. The butt plug will prevent that from happening. .........

I have thrown my 4 plugs in the trash and I will never use them again!

Yet another reason to use a GAP finger rest. It gives an excellent grip on the magazine and allows you to plug the hole without worrying about this sort of thing. Too bad they don't make them for all models.

[fiat_justicia]

Maybe try one of those tapered ones that get larger towards the bottom? Sounds like you've blown out the o ring through excessive stretching...



On a serious note, throw it in the trash. They are unnecessary and certainly won't help keep your weapon clean.

[Hondov65]

I am a full time carry. Today while at my local Big Box store an older fella handed me somthing I dropped. Thanks I said,then I realized that my butt plug had fallen out AGAIN!!! I was carrying my G36 held fast by a Clipdraw.I like the plug cuz it fills in the gap between the mag & grip.
Question: What does everyone else use as an adhisive that works on Polymere?Don't tell me Crazy glue, model airplane glue or epoxy!! Tried them they dont last!!

The plug should be spring loaded. I wouldn't advise using any kind of permanent adheasive maybe Black RTV or get another plug

[gian17]

:bump:

[Tuna333]

I plugged my Glock but I don't like the way it looks. How do you remove it anyway???

push and pull!!!!!!

[Tuna333]

I thought this thread crossed the line on the first page I was sooo wrong!!
hillarious :wow::rofl:
still going :rofl:

[pupcuss27]

Post of the month?.................:embarassed::rofl::rofl:
:needspics:

http://i33.tinypic.com/s65f6r.jpg

[Tuna333]

:whistling:


:dunno:


:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[randyc74]

http://i33.tinypic.com/s65f6r.jpg

Outstanding Visual Aid!!!
:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[krl45]

You may not need a grip plug, but then you probably don't fight bad guys much. I had an officer working for me, and he got into a fight with a poophead, and after he finally got the poopmeister handcuffed his G22 would not function at all. I could not get the slide off. I had to beat the gun until the sand loosened up and fell out of the grip well. The trigger was also bound up. If you look at the grip well you will see that it looks like a scoop and it leads directly into the connector and trigger block. In my experience you will roll around on the ground with a bad guy alot more than you will have a "level 1 or 2 malfunction" with a Glock, and yes you can forcefully pull the magazine out of the gun by grabbing it on the sides. I am a Glock armorer, Colt armorer, firearms instructor, shift supervisor in the police department, and a twenty five year veteran police officer, alas not a "blackwater" instructor. I recommend that you keep your grip plugs, and keep your Glocks clean.

[Kentak]

If you look at the grip well you will see that it looks like a scoop and it leads directly into the connector and trigger block. In my experience you will roll around on the ground with a bad guy alot more than you will have a "level 1 or 2 malfunction" with a Glock, and yes you can forcefully pull the magazine out of the gun by grabbing it on the sides.

Well said. That actual incident confirms what anyone with a little sense can logically figure out about what will happen to an unplugged Glock dropped or rolled around in sand and dirt. It's going to muck up the trigger mechanism. I mean, shine a light up that channel--it's obvious.

As for allowing water to drain out, gimme a break. Water isn't as likely to cause a stoppage as grit, so, I'd rather take a chance on making it easier to keep dirt out than let water drain out. Do this experiment. Drop your Glock in a bucket of water. Bring it out butt upwards. The water will still drain out in a matter of seconds. Get sand in there, and it will be a lot longer to clear that one.

K

[jastroud]

can you suggest a brand? Mine is a Gentra(?) not sure of the spelling....mine keeps falling out.....and I dont want to screw it in....

I think it's Jentra. This is a Gentra, by Daewoo. Hell, you could probably fit this thing in there if you tried hard enough...


http://www.autowp.ru/pictures/daewoo/gentra/autowp.ru_daewoo_gentra_10.jpg

[WickedGlock]

I had a Lone wolf plug in my 26 initially, it kept backing out during shooting. I threw it out and bought a new one assuming the 1st was was out of spec. I had the same result, it would back out by the 2nd or 3rd mag at the range. I threw it away and purchased a pearce to see if I would have better luck. I have since put about 3k rounds through it and it hasnt back out at all, not even a little. Not trying to bash anyone's product, LWD has great stuff and great service, but if you want the plug to stay in your 26, buy a pearce.

[SW342]

Never used them myself. Just keep the glock clean.

[Quail Fat]

http://www.bestofasseenontv.com/Mighty_Putty/61-KrNyF7EL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

[Jake44460]

Not speaking from experience, butt...I mean but, try this......





























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[Oneiros]

More aftermarket crap giving Glock owners problems.

Why must people add things that doesn't fix anything, and even CAUSES problems? I can't imagine putting things on my Glock that causes problems and trying to keep it when factory they're perfect.

[Bowtie]

Far from perfect

[Hondov65]

I am a full time carry. Today while at my local Big Box store an older fella handed me somthing I dropped. Thanks I said,then I realized that my butt plug had fallen out AGAIN!!! I was carrying my G36 held fast by a Clipdraw.I like the plug cuz it fills in the gap between the mag & grip.
Question: What does everyone else use as an adhisive that works on Polymere?Don't tell me Crazy glue, model airplane glue or epoxy!! Tried them they dont last!!

If is is really that important to you, why not just buy another plug?

[Glock17GoBang]

I am a full time carry. Today while at my local Big Box store an older fella handed me somthing I dropped. Thanks I said,then I realized that my butt plug had fallen out AGAIN!!! I was carrying my G36 held fast by a Clipdraw.I like the plug cuz it fills in the gap between the mag & grip.
Question: What does everyone else use as an adhisive that works on Polymere?Don't tell me Crazy glue, model airplane glue or epoxy!! Tried them they dont last!!
I wouldn`t use an adhisive... What if you need to take it out to clean it every once in awhile... Leave it out... If you need the "Butt Plug" Glock would have put one on them all...
My .02...:dunno:

[d3athp3nguin]

I know, old joke but... an inflatable plug can ensure a snug fit, especially if the hole is of a "non-standard" diameter.

That said, I have had a non-inflatable plug for my G26 and it hasn't budged since I put it in there. If you have tried several of the grip plugs and they don't stay in, logic would dictate that it's your Glock. +1 for caulk or epoxy.

[Misty02]

First of all, all you buttheads who don't like buttplugs, back off. You're free to do or not do to your butthole what you wish. Some folks like the look of a plugged butt, and that's all the justification that's needed.

To the OP. You probably won't do this, but it's a sure way to solve your problem. I did this with my G27 and it's works perfectly.

Go to your hardware store and buy a small diameter steel setscrew about 1/8 inch long, or a little longer. With the plug in place, drill a hole of the appropriate size for the set screw, that is, a little smaller diameter, from the inside of the magwell into the plug. Screw the setscrew into the hole, being sure that it is flush with the inside surface of the magwell. Run a finger over it to verify no protruding. Put a dab of black oil-based paint on the setscrew and it all but disappears from view. I used one of those Brichwood-Casey gunblack paint markers. The nice thing about this solution is that it absolutely secures the plug, but is easily removed for whatever reason you like.

K

LOL My most sincere apologies! I have been laughing so hard while reading this thread, then I got to this post… I guess I read it all with the wrong mind set… Oh dear! My sides hurt!! :rofl:

I pray I am not the only one with the severely twisted mind that has misinterpreted nearly every word here. Will have to continue reading the thread now to find out.

[Jake44460]

Oh dear! My sides hurt!!

I pray I am not the only one with the severely twisted mind that has misinterpreted nearly every word here. Will have to continue reading the thread now to find out.

For shame Misty...for shame!

This is a place for only serious discussion of Glocks and other firearms related matter. If you feel the need to display any vulgar, kindergarten humor...then you must be the type of individual who needs a lesson on what our fore fathers have sacrificed for us.

Our rights and freedoms were won not so that we can discuss taking some fresh black caulk and using it on our butt plugs. No! That is wrong!

Our freedoms were not fought so hard and won by discussing wiping all the K-Y lube from our slides before inserting butt plugs. No! That too is wrong.

Was our first amendment was put into place to discuss the stretching out of our butt plugs?

Hmmm....you know what? Maybe they were...as long as Eric lets us!
:whistling:

[Misty02]

For shame Misty...for shame!

This is a place for only serious discussion of Glocks and other firearms related matter. If you feel the need to display any vulgar, kindergarten humor...then you must be the type of individual who needs a lesson on what our fore fathers have sacrificed for us.

Our rights and freedoms were won not so that we can discuss taking some fresh black caulk and using it on our butt plugs. No! That is wrong!

Our freedoms were not fought so hard and won by discussing wiping all the K-Y lube from our slides before inserting butt plugs. No! That too is wrong.

Was our first amendment was put into place to discuss the stretching out of our butt plugs?

Hmmm....you know what? Maybe they were...as long as Eric lets us!
:whistling:


<bowing head in shame> Sorry! :embarassed:

Stayed up late to get better educated on my Glock, instead I reached comedy central. I am not complaining, mind you. I needed a good laugh and that much I certainly had! ;)

Thank you!

[Jake44460]

Def. some characters in the crowd.

Makes life just a little more interesting!!
:wavey:

[Magnus2131]

I'm just glad we live in a country where we are free to plug or not.:whistling:

[3rdgen40]

I thought this thread would have been locked by now.....:rofl:

[Tuna333]

I thought this thread would have been locked by now.....:rofl:

me too!!! :tongueout:

:rofl::rofl::rofl: