GLOCK Disassembly Tool

Factory Glock Pin Punch

This is the factory-original GLOCK disassembly tool, a steel pin punch set in a grooved polymer handle. It drives out the small pins that hold a Glock's frame parts in place: the trigger pin, the trigger housing pin and the locking block pin. That job is called detail stripping, meaning taking the frame apart beyond the basic cleaning breakdown. Glock armorers use this tool for complete pistol disassembly, and it suits owners who maintain, clean or upgrade their own pistols.

Features

• Factory Original GLOCK Part — Made by Glock under manufacturer part number GT03374, not a reproduction.
• Steel Pin Punch — A slim steel rod sized to push Glock frame pins out from one side without marring the surrounding polymer.
• Grooved Polymer Handle — Long fluted channels run the length of the black handle, giving your fingers a firm hold while you press pins through.
• Molded GLOCK End Cap — The square end cap carries the GLOCK logo and gives your palm a flat surface to push against.
• Trigger And Housing Pins — Removes the trigger pin and trigger housing pin so the trigger group can come out of the frame.
• Locking Block Pin — Also drives out the locking block pin, which holds the steel block the barrel locks against.
• Gen 1 Through Gen 5 — Works across all Glock pistol generations, including the G17, G19, G20, G21, G22, G23, G26, G27, G34, G35, G42 and G43.
• Black Finish — Plain black handle and punch that match the look of a Glock armorer's bench kit.

Build And Compatibility

The tool combines a steel punch with a polymer handle, the same materials Glock uses on its own pistols. Because Glock frame pins share a common size across models, one tool covers full-size, compact, subcompact and large-frame pistols from Gen 1 to Gen 5. Keep it in a range bag or on the bench for trigger work, spring swaps or a thorough clean.