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Monday, May 4, 2009

Weapons Stuff: GTUL and Caring For Your Glock Magazines

Filed under: Weapons Stuff — Tags: , , , , — Matt @ 9:54 PM

     How cool is this?  A total Glock magazine care system, complete with easy base plate removal tool/brush and punch set. Man those base plates are such a pain in the neck to remove, and anything to make that easier is FJ approved.  Check out the video on the site as well. –Matt

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     Remove the floorplate of 9MM/40S&W magazines while preventing wear on the locking tabs and damage to the metal liner.  Keep those magazines clean and help prevent loose fitting floorplates.  The material used will withstand thousands of cycles.

     Designed specifically for use with the Disassembly Tool. The handle has a punch which can be used to depress the retaining pin on Glock magazines. The brush is used to clean away dirt, grime, and powder residue from inside the magazine tube and other parts. The punch can be used by a qualified gunsmith to dissassemble a Glock.  

     GTUL has developed an integrated system to disassemble and clean all 9MM/40S&W Glock magazines. For use by Law Enforcement, competitive shooters and all those who demand positive ammunition feeding. This system addresses an often overlooked area of firearm maintenance for your Glock, cleaning the magazines. You can now take apart your magazines without marring, gouging, or damaging the metal liner. Quickly remove dirt, dust, powder residue and grime that may hinder reliability and cause a failure to feed.

    The Patent Pending GTUL minimizes wear and maintains the structural integrity of the locking tabs and notches, and limits the force that may be applied to the magazine. It can be used with Generation I, II, and III Glock magazines. The precise fit, and compact design allows the magazine to be secured with one hand and apply force to disengage the locking tabs. This allows the other hand to be used to depress the retaining pin (if present), and slide the floor plate off. The Mag Brush has a punch built into the handle to depress the retaining pin, the nylon bristles are used to clean the magazine tube.

     These products are proudly made in America. Thank you for looking at our website. 

     Buy the products here.

 

1 Comment

  1. I just bought this thing, and it came in today. It works as advertised and this is an awesome product. Fast delivery, a well made product, and extremely useful and efficient. It gets the FJ stamp of approval.

    Comment by headjundi — Wednesday, June 10, 2009 @ 8:23 AM

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