Model TSA-G compatible with REGULAR FRAME (NO SF) GEN 1,2,3 Glock models: G17, G20, G21, G22, G24, G31, G34, G35, G37, and G18
(Stock, receiver extension (buffer tube), castle nut, and receiver plate NOT included)
Features & Benefits Summary:
- Compatible with REGULAR FRAME (NO SF) GEN1-GEN3 Glock models: G17, G20, G21, G22, G24, G31, G34, G35, G37, G18 including the Long (L), Compensated (C), and Rough Textured Frame (RTF) versions of each
- Enjoy the familiarity of using your favorite AR-15 / M16 / M4 shoulder stock
- Compatible with all AR-15 / M16 / M4 receiver endplate sling adapters
- Increased stability when using your handgun
- Greater stability means increased accuracy and control
- Reduces shooter fatigue by re-distributing the felt recoil and weight of the handgun
- Quick and easy to attach (no weapon alterations necessary)
- No interference with the usual operation of your handgun
- Easily concealed under a light jacket when attached to handgun
- Lightweight body made from high strength fiber reinforced thermoplastic
- Stainless steel detent retaining pin, tethered by a stainless steel chain lanyard
- Very solid fit. Adapter feels integral to the handgun
- Enjoy a natural, comfortable shooting position with a stock connectedThe same cheek weld that you are used to on a rifle, should keep your face a safe distance away from the slide
- No tools necessary for installation
- NFA rules apply when adding a stock to a handgun.
- Made in the USA
Additional benefits for Law Enforcement
- Can be fielded for a fraction of the cost of a patrol rifle
- Practical for bike patrol, horse mounted officers, marine officers and foot patrol
- Improved tactical abilities in situations where there is no time to wait for SWAT
- Decreased departmental liability & litigation exposure
- Lower additional training costs over patrol rifle use
- Increased officer survivability during critical incidents such as active shooter scenarios
Installing a stock on the adapter
- Eject magazine, and make sure gun is unloaded
- Take AR-15 / M16 / M4 buffer tube and thread the castle nut onto it (notches to the rear)
- Slip receiver plate (notch pointing towards open end of buffer tube) onto the buffer tube
- Thread the buffer tube (with castle nut & receiver plate) into the adapter
- When the receiver plate gets close to the adapter line up the notch on it to the corresponding hole in the adapter
- Turn the castle nut towards the receiver plate in order to snug it up against the adapter
- Tighten up the castle nut using a stock wrench or your hand.
- Slip stock of choice onto buffer tube
Attaching the adapter to the Glock
- Double check that gun is unloaded
- Remove detent pin from the hole in the adapter insert
- Insert the pointed end of the adapter into the corresponding hole (behind the magwell) in the backstrap of the Glock
- Push up on the adapter until it hits the crest on the top of the grip
- Pull the upper brace of adapter around the crest of the grip, allowing it to fit into plac
- Firmly push bottom of adapter so that the hole in the backstrap of the Glock lines up with the hole in the adapte
- While maintaining pressure on the bottom of the adapter, insert the detent pin (using a twisting motion) through the hole in the backstrap of the Glock and through the adapterThe fit is meant to be tight, so this may take some effort!
- You're ready to rock & roll
