Glock Maritime Spring Cups in G19X?

[Ducati_Meister]

Interesting find as I noticed when I was cleaning my G19X after the range. I noticed the striker Spring Cups were not the regular kind, but appears to be the Maritime Spring Cups to help facilitate underwater shooting from what I've read in the past forums, threads etc. Not sure if anyone else noticed the same in their G19X guns. My G19M doesn't have the "water" spring cups installed.

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[TTSX]

Huh. Well that's cool and makes sense for the specific model.

 

[Ducati_Meister]

Huh. Well that's cool and makes sense for the specific model.

I thought I read somewhere that Glock won't sell those Maritime Spring Cups as a part on its own to the general public, but to see them on a gun that's sold to general public was sort of interesting.

 

[AK0perator47]

That's cool but I'm just curious if you take it apart to that level after every range trip? What is the reason? Just curious is all.

 

[Ducati_Meister]

That's cool but I'm just curious if you take it apart to that level after every range trip? What is the reason? Just curious is all.

Normally, I don't take out the slide components to clean after each range session, but I wanted to see the Gen 5 slide parts to compare to my other Gen 3 Glock guns. Curiosity more than anything.

 

[DirectDrive]

Interesting that they would be in the 19X
I've dabbled with them (genuine) and now they're in the parts bin.

So apparently Glock does include the maritime cups in the G19X...
Holy markup Batman! The OEM maritime cups are available to armors from Glock for $2.00. You have to provide a 19X serial number though. I just bought a set for spares for my 19X. The main thing is, the maritime cups aren't needed, unless you are a Navy Seal, or other special operator, or of course, a lionfish hunter. The original ones will serve just fine.

 

[AK0perator47]

Normally, I don't take out the slide components to clean after each range session, but I wanted to see the Gen 5 slide parts to compare to my other Gen 3 Glock guns. Curiosity more than anything.

Heck yeah I do that too! Guess I'm not the only one! Take that Brand… Done!

 

[Ducati_Meister]

Interesting that they would be in the 19X
I've dabbled with them (genuine) and now they're in the parts bin.

Maybe the military wanted them, being in the running for the new service pistol a few years ago. Who knows.

 

[DirectDrive]

Maybe the military wanted them, being in the running for the new service pistol a few years ago. Who knows.

That may well be where they originated.

 

[Certaindeaf]

In Oregon this is very important.