Scherer Slug Plug

The hole behind the magazine well on a Glock can collect all types of foreign material. The Slug Plug fills the opening at the bottom of the frame, keeps dirt out and serves as a mag well for fast, positive magazine changes. It easily snaps into place and provides a convenient location to locate a lead weight on competition guns.

The SP1 fits all full and medium frame Glocks.
The SP2 fits the mini-Glock 26, 27 & 33.
The SP3 fits the Glock 29 and 30.
This plug will eliminate the sharp edge at bottom of the grip.
The SP4 Fits the Glock 36.


Pearce Grip PG-26 Grip Extension GLOCK model 26/27/33/39 grip extension. Replaces the magazine floor plate adding grip length. Does not alter the capacity of the magazine. $8.95		Pearce Grip PG-2733 1rd Extension GLOCK model 26/27/33 plus extension. Replaces the magazine floor plate converting the factory model 27/33 magazines to ten round capacity and converts the factory model 26 magazine to twelve round capacity. All your State and local laws apply. $8.95


Pearce Grip PG-36 1rd Mag Extender GLOCK model 36 plus one extension. Replaces the magazine floor plate converting the factory magazines to seven round capacity. External locking feature doubles as a contour blending feature completing the lower rear of grip. $8.95		Pearce Grip PG-GP 3rd Mag Extender GLOCK Magazine Extension. For use on all Mid and Full Size high capacity Full Metal Lined Glock magazines. Increases the capacity of 9mm magazines by 3 rounds. Increases the capacity of 40 SW, 357 SIG by 2 rounds and 45GAP magazines by 1 round. Fits M17,18,19,22,23,24,25,31,32,34,35,37,38 $8.95

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Scherer Slug Plug

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