Worst slide parts kit ever
This is the worst slide kit Ive ever purchased, the firing pin was oversized for the slide I was build out. Thinking it might be a slide tolerance issue I tried it with two more slides same problem. The spring cups seem to be oversized as well because with a factory Glock firing pin I still had a lot of pressure trying to slide the assembly into the channel liner. I ultimately bought factory spring cups as I didnt have any handy and no problem after that. The extractor was also very tight and required minor filing but nothing terrible. I am seriously disappointed with this kit.
LWD
This review is about Lone Wolf Distributors, not Brownells. The parts kits is terrible, it is poorly made, needs fitting on some of the parts. This is why this is available for $79 while the OEM Glock internal parts sets are sold out for now. I highly suggest not buying LWD products.
DONT BUY THIS!!!!!!!
WILL NOT FIT YOUR GLOCK! THE WORST PRODUCT I HAVE EVER SEEN IN 18 YEARS. Brownells should be dropped from your list of sources, not just for this product but because they are fraudulent in many other areas,
very dissapointing
bought this kit for my polymer 80 build. I was disappointed with the quality of the parts. the safety spring would not seat in the hole in the plunger, the spring cups will push up past the square end of the striker making it impossible to insert in the channel and the back plate was a flat piece of plastic, no texture at all and fit poorly when I put it all together the slide locked up and could not be removed I had to lock the slide back and take all the parts out before I could remove the slide I would not recommend this kit to anyone! now I have to buy new parts.
Disappointing
Firing pin safety didn't fit and I replaced it. The marine spring cups didn't quite work and I replaced them. The slide cover plate seemed to interfere with the trigger operation, I replaced it as well. I would not recommend this completion kit. I would instead buy the individual parts.
Liners were junk.
Read the skeptical reviews prior and figured maybe these other folks just had a negative outlook. Well, they are correct. I installed it all pretty easily in 15 mins. But the faceplate was a little tight to get on. Got it on, and moved on. Never shot the thing, went to pull it apart, and the liners had binded. Got them out after some cursing and replaced them with standard glock branded liners, now the slide disassembles as easy as can be. Im still using the lone wolf firing pin, and safety plunger, but the rest was pretty much replaced. Take it from me, just buy factory glock.
Fragile
I didn't have it for long and I was sitting around dry firing my Glock. All of a sudden, the trigger wouldn't reset and I heard a rattling noise when I shook it. I took it apart and to my surprise, the steel striker broke in half!! Brownells was very good and sent me a replacement.
You get what you pay for
You get what you pay for. Biggest issues are that the channel liner was too large it fit in my slide and once buying another and installing it I found that the spring retention cups were also too big so I had to order more parts. It feels cheap and I am not even using it anymore. Took too much time to figure this out to return everything, unfortunately. Spend the money on quality, not this.
Hope you like light primer strikes!
The liner seemed flimsy and the spring retaining clips wouldnt allow the striker to move smoothly producing light primer strikes. This is my first Lone Wolf product so I dont know if this is to be expected or not.
Disappointing Quality
Plastic parts were crudely finished i.e. ends of channel liner required sanding/removal of excess material. Extractor was so thick it got stuck in the Polymer 80 Brand slide opening and had to be pried out & sanded down to fit. Safety plunger spring did not fit well into the plunger and the plunger didn't operate smoothly. I immediately replaced all parts (minus the liner) with Glock OEM parts. Fit & function are now perfect, so the slide definitely didn't cause the extractor or plunger problems. This was not my first experience with Glock / Polymer 80 builds, but it was my first and last purchase of Lone Wolf parts.
