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How to Run a TLR7 on a Glock 48 MOS

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Now that the railed versions of the Glock 48 and 43X are out, is there a way to run standard lights on it? Turns out, there is.

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  1. TREX… if you guys make a new flexible sidecar style appendix rig like T1C axis or TXC ally and I’m all in!! You guys have better quality but the comfort could be a bit better!! 🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸🔫🔫🇺🇸🇺🇸

  2. finally someone addresses an issue I never see discussed – the width the rail. I have been disappointed with all WMLs on my Hellcat as the attaching mechanism sticks out much wider than the width of the gun itself, defeating the purpose of these slim weapons. Given Glock thought this through a little better than Springfield, I think I will soon be a Glock owner once again. FYI, I heard that Streamlight will be coming out with a TLR-7 Slim version, although I have not been able to confirm that.

  3. big props!

    thanks for putting up the file and encouraging others to play with it. seems really good.

    do you print with carbon fiber or petg? 3d printing useful things. its the future!

    just got my g17 x300 holster and i love it. i can actually carry it now!

  4. I'd like to see what are the most common parts that you've had to replace in your glocks from either failure or wear? And is there a certain round count at which you replace any pins or springs etc.

  5. I find Isaac's videos to be better quality content and far more informative compared to the rest of Trex's videos but he shoots like a guy who doesn't shoot too often. Closes one eye and flinched on every shot.

  6. Not much the shooter in the family eh? Lol ah im just messing, your brother is pretty much a prodigy so, prolly hard to compete with that. Unless your an asian dude who spends 10 hours a day airsoft dry firing…

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