[gary newport]

Originally Posted by Oldspeed

Will this part fit a G36 or does this gun use a different stop?

The G36 is, as Walter used to say, the "bastid Glock," sharing fewer parts and no magazines with other Glock models. The G36 slide lock is unique.

[Oldspeed]

Mr. Graham - Do you plan on making your part to fit the G36?
Thanks

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by Oldspeed

Mr. Graham - Do you plan on making your part to fit the G36?
Thanks

Not at this time. However, the MGSL can be easily shortened to fit the 36. A dremel or a file will work.

[Markcuda]

Send me one free, then I will try it and get back with every one on how much more accurate I am.

[Oldspeed]

To modify your part for a G36 approx. how much does it need to be narrowed and where to narrow?

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by Oldspeed

To modify your part for a G36 approx. how much does it need to be narrowed and where to narrow?

Not "narrowed", shortened. My MGSL will fit and work in a G36, however the ends of the lock protrude out of the frame. Shorten the lock on either side to fit.

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by Markcuda

Send me one free, then I will try it and get back with every one on how much more accurate I am.

Thanks for your kind "offer", but I already did over one year of testing of my MGSL before I released it, and have many, many testimonials from satisfied Glock shooters who paid for theirs.

[jbremount]

T.R.Graham....email sent

[JJay03]

Im interested in this part it wouldnt cause any more wear on the barrel would it? Any negatives at all to replacing the stocker with this part?

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by JJay03

Im interested in this part it wouldnt cause any more wear on the barrel would it? Any negatives at all to replacing the stocker with this part?

No sir. The barrel is harder than the MGSL. In fact, the MGSL "wears-in" to the barrel with firing. Barrel Rockwell C hardness runs 63-67 RC, MGSL hardness runs 32-34 RC.

[JJay03]

Thanks for the reply should I call to order?

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by JJay03

Thanks for the reply should I call to order?

PM me and I'll give you contact info on ordering.

[plainsman]

His email link didnt work for me, I would like to order the part.

[JBP55]

TR Graham-The Glocksmith
8777 Tallyho Rd. Bldg. 1 Space 1
Houston,TX. 77061

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by JBP55

TR Graham-The Glocksmith
8777 Tallyho Rd. Bldg. 1 Space 1
Houston,TX. 77061

Folks, that address is no longer valid. To contact me, send to -

TR Graham
PO Box 126422
Benbrook, TX 76126

or....

Email - Grhm458@cs.com

or just PM me here at Glock Talk.

Regards,

[JohnKSa]

Gave up my shop space to get ready to move back to Ft. Worth

Does that mean we'll see you back at the shows in DFW?

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by JohnKSa

Does that mean we'll see you back at the shows in DFW?

Yup...in about 4 months or so.

[JohnKSa]

I hope the circumstances leading to your move are pleasant so you won't be offended when I say that I'm happy to hear you're headed back this way.

I'll swing by a show in a few months and bother you for awhile--maybe even buy something.

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by JohnKSa

I hope the circumstances leading to your move are pleasant so you won't be offended when I say that I'm happy to hear you're headed back this way.

I'll swing by a show in a few months and bother you for awhile--maybe even buy something.

Why, thank you. It's nice of you to say that. I am looking forward to getting out of the swamp and "getting back home".

[kamikaze1a]

Wondering if you made the lock longer and with one less nib to make detection easier in terms conforming to Production rules?

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by kamikaze1a

Wondering if you made the lock longer and with one less nib to make detection easier in terms conforming to Production rules?

Short answer - no I haven't. I did not design the MGSL around "games".

[faawrenchbndr]

E-mail sent,......I'll be ordering two.

[ChCx91]

I have a question about the ".40S&W's accuracy changing more than the 9mm's accuracy with the aid of this part's" idea...So basically, the .40 has a more noticeable change in accuracy than the 9mm, correct? However, does your MGSL slide lock still, indeed, improve the accuracy on 9mm Glocks none-the-less? I must have mis-read your posts, because it seems to me as if you are implying that your part makes the 9mm Glocks even LESS accurate than the stock OEM slide locks...I was going to order one for my Glock 26, but now that I read that post I am skeptical...Can you clear this up for me? Does it or does it not help the 9mm Glocks?

[T. R. Graham]

Originally Posted by ChCx91;13930560I must have mis-read your posts, because [b

it seems to me as if you are implying that your part makes the 9mm Glocks even LESS accurate than the stock OEM slide locks[/b]...I was going to order one for my Glock 26, but now that I read that post I am skeptical...Can you clear this up for me? Does it or does it not help the 9mm Glocks?

Yes it does. The MGSL enhances accuracy in all calibers.

[Gabby]

If one were to mod the MGSL to fit the G36 frame, would it not need to be shortened (via file or dremel), and still retain the "teeth" on either end of the part? Getting that right, on such a teeninesey part, would seem to be a challenge for most of us duffers.

Thanks.