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The factory slide cover plate on your Glock does its job, but it's a hollow piece of plastic that flexes and looks about as exciting as it sounds. The Timber Creek Outdoors GLMCPRE swaps that out for a solid chunk of machined aluminum in a Robin's Egg Blue finish, giving your Glock 17 or 19 a real upgrade in both looks and feel. It's one of the easiest ways to personalize a pistol without touching anything that affects how it runs.
This one comes from Timber Creek's machined series, cut from aircraft grade billet aluminum rather than injection molded plastic. That means a plate that holds up to holstering, handling, and years of range time without cracking or wearing thin. The Robin's Egg Blue is an anodized finish, so the color is built into the metal and stays vibrant instead of chipping off like paint. It's the kind of detail that catches the eye at the range and pairs nicely with matching mag plates or an extended mag release from the same lineup.
The plate is designed as a direct drop-in replacement for the OEM plastic plate on Glock 17 and 19 pistols, and it also fits a range of other double-stack Glocks that share the same slide dimensions. Installation is a couple-minute job you can knock out at the kitchen table with a small punch or screwdriver. You depress the spring-loaded bearing, slide the old plate off, and seat the new one in its place. No fitting, no filing, no gunsmith required.
If you've been looking to dress up a stock Glock or start building out a color-matched setup, this is a low-cost, high-visibility place to begin. It's a small part that makes a noticeable difference, and it goes on as quickly as it comes off.
It's built as a drop-in replacement for the Glock 17 and 19, and it also fits many other double-stack Glocks that share the same slide dimensions, such as the 22, 23, 34, and 35. It won't fit the slim-frame guns like the 43, 43X, or 48, which use a different plate. If you're unsure about your specific model, check that it takes a standard full-size or compact Glock plate.
Not at all. This is a couple-minute job you can do yourself with a small punch or a screwdriver. You depress the spring-loaded bearing under the plate, slide the factory plate off, and set the new one in place. No fitting or filing needed.
It's an anodized finish, which means the color is chemically bonded into the aluminum rather than sprayed on top. That makes it far more durable than paint and helps it resist chipping, fading, and corrosion through regular handling and holstering.
No. The slide cover plate is a cosmetic and protective piece that caps the rear of the slide and holds the internal components in place. Replacing it with the Timber Creek plate keeps everything working exactly as designed while giving your pistol a cleaner, more personalized look.
| UPC | 816397029605 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | GLMCPRE |
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