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So I made a rather silly mistake. I was cleaning my glock 19 and my glock 34. I went to put my 19 back together and accidentally slid it on top of my glock 34 frame. For the life of me, I can't get it to come off. I am comfortable doing a complete strip of the firearm, and know the parts. This was just a dumb mistake.

I can't get the slide to lock to the rear, or even come close. I can get it to where the backing plate is where it would be if the gun was properly assembled, but it won't go back any further.

Anyone have any tips on how get the 19 slide off of the 34 frame?

May require a trip back to Glock USA. I'm assuming it will be an out of warranty repair, but the big G does customer service right.

I had a customer bring me a Gen 3 model 22. Slide has been installed without the guide rod, and the rear rails were missed, catching front rails only. The back of the trigger bar was jammed on the slide ramp and it was impossible to disassemble without breaking the frame/frame rails. A situation only possible because the guide rod was not present.

I was able to get the third pin out and relieve some pressure, once the slide catch was free to move. However, it was not enough.

Your situation may not be as dire.

A trip back to Glock for that piece resulted in an entirely new frame and 3 pages of new parts, for less than $150. The only original parts that came back were the slide, sights, and barrel.

Good luck!

Well I managed to fix the problem. What I had to do was put the slide against the table edge so that the barrel clears, then push down and try to force the slide back far enough to pull the slide lock down. I had to use a lot of pressure but it worked.

Hope that helps anyone else who ever makes the same mistake.

Bang4Buck wrote: Sat Aug 25, 2018 7:27 pm Well I managed to fix the problem. What I had to do was put the slide against the table edge so that the barrel clears, then push down and try to force the slide back far enough to pull the slide lock down. I had to use a lot of pressure but it worked.

Hope that helps anyone else who ever makes the same mistake.

Hopefully, I will not make the same mistake. You did remind me to clean one at a time. I admit to have been tempted to clean more than one on the same small surface. Thanks for the reminder and I am glad you solved your dilemma.

What? No comments about how it wouldn't have happened, in the first place with a 1911?

Jusme wrote: Sat Aug 25, 2018 9:01 pm What? No comments about how it wouldn't have happened, in the first place with a 1911?

Apparently Captain Obvious isn't on line tonight.

Jusme wrote: Sat Aug 25, 2018 9:01 pm What? No comments about how it wouldn't have happened, in the first place with a 1911?

I’ll bet a Glock 19 slide would not work well on a 1911 frame either. In fact, the contact between them would probably generate a huge tear in the space-time fabric.

The sky would be falling if that Glock slide mated with a 1911. Y’all have given me an idea. If I remember stay tuned for pics

Oh no! I think you might have just cost AndyC some serious Money! Will he call it a Glock 1911?

No they will call it a Hudson H9

Jusme wrote: Sat Aug 25, 2018 9:01 pm What? No comments about how it wouldn't have happened, in the first place with a 1911?

Come on, Jusme... anyone can hit a softball! 1911 owners, much like their guns, are a classier and more refined bunch!

cmgee67 wrote: Sat Aug 25, 2018 10:54 pm The sky would be falling if that Glock slide mated with a 1911. Y’all have given me an idea. If I remember stay tuned for pics

I’d prob buy that Flightmare