An update to the GlockSmith Block: v4 is the version we've been working toward since the start — tested and confirmed across every trigger type, including slim-line, standard, and large-frame. We've also built the takedown tool directly into the block as its own dedicated slot.
What's on the block
- Trigger Shoe Removal
- Slim Trigger Shim
- Trigger Test Jig
- Glock Tool (takedown tool, now built in)
- Glock Pin Holders
- Small Parts Holder (pin not included)
- Firing Pin / Striker Cup & Spring Tool
- Connector Holder (for adjusting)
- Trigger Pin
Choose the configuration that fits your needs — the full GlockBlock with Pins combo, the block on its own, the pin set on its own, or individual Large or Small pins. Every option is available in Standard or Smooth-Larger handle style.
Using the Slim Trigger Jig
Step 1
Using the trigger jig with the slim trigger requires the included slim trigger shim.
Step 2
Set the shim on the front of the trigger housing. In a pinch, you can use the removed trigger pin instead of the shim.
Step 3
The included thumb screw and pin go in the holes marked "Slim" in yellow.
Step 4
For the other two triggers, simply use the two remaining holes without the shim — the shim can be stored back in the slot on the side.
Get the GlockSmith Block v4.0 here →
All information posted here is for informational use only. If you make any modifications to your firearms based on this content, you do so at your own risk. Done incorrectly, this can render a weapon unsafe or unusable.
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