Calicob Glock Frame Insert Grip Plug for Gen 4-5, Models 17 19 22 23 Replacement Grip Frame Insert Accessories Magwell Plug Metal

This won't just click in. You have to remove the magazine, clear the chamber and put the plug lined up into place. While holding the button on the plug and the pistol upright, lightly press the gun down on a solid object like a table. It'll go in and click into place.

Fits good for Glock 19 gen 5 I noticed in the comments some people say you need to sand it down for it to fit but DO NOT SAND IT DOWN you just need to get a pin push tool and apple a little more force to it when pushing it in you will then have it pushed all the way in and tap it light a few times till you hear a little click noise the. Your all set.

you may have to sand a tad off of the locking button to get it into the frame, it's no big deal and not worth removing a star for it. Otherwise, fit is perfect, fills the gap well and looks good

The plug is nice and really solid, I installed on my G45 and it looks nice. The complaints about the plug being difficult to install are accurate, it was actually quite difficult to get it on, and I am not sure I will ever be able to get it off if needed. But once on it looks nice.The only other issue to note is that it will be make installing one of the backstraps hard. I put the medium on and with the plug in place you really have to push and pull to get the strap to sit in the grooves of the grip correctly in order to get the pin the inserted. Once it was pinned it is solid with no gaps, but requried several attempts to get it there.

Mine did not look exactly like what was pictured in the description, but it fills the voids and fits extremely well. I like that it is made from aluminum, and the latch button is spring tensioned. I got this for my Glock 19 Gen5.

Doesn’t match the listing photo at all. If you look at other reviewers photos there is a solid 2-3mm gap between the frame and the plate. The photo shows a flush fit, this couldn’t be any further off. The gap disappears when you put a backstrap on the pistol but without you will have an unsightly gap.It was a pain to install as well. You’d think “push the button in, slide it in” but again, nope. The flimsy plastic button wobbled side to side and was again nearly 2mm too tall so it caught on the backstrap of the grip. I had to use a punch to jam it in and then with the palm of my hand smack it in.Finally, for the durability… obviously since it looked terrible I decided to take it right out. Because the button sat way to high I had to shave some off which was easy considering the plastic button is made out of seemingly the same plastic they made the little green Army Men out of. Using a pocket knife I was able to cut the button flush with the back of the grip, which meant when I pushed it in, it was able to clear and slide out. I slid it up from inside the magwell using a eyeglass screwdriver.. when I got it out there was gouges in the soft aluminum from gently sliding the plate up and out.Long story short? Don’t buy this junk.. or really any other cheap gun parts. Even if it is just a stupid little plug.

Aluminum snaps into place and stays there spring loaded perfect fir

When installing a part it didn't fit just right, I had to use a sewing needle to pull the button up enough to pop it in place.