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The rear slide cover plate is one of the smallest parts on your Glock, but it's also one of the easiest ways to make the gun feel like yours. The Timber Creek Outdoors GLSCPR trades the stock plastic piece for a solid chunk of aircraft grade billet aluminum finished in a rich red anodized coat. It's a clean upgrade that looks sharp and holds up better to the daily grind than the factory plate.
Timber Creek machines these plates from billet aluminum rather than molding them from plastic, so you get a part that resists dings, corrosion, and the general wear that comes with regular carry and range time. The red anodized finish is baked into the metal instead of painted on top, which means it keeps its color instead of chipping or rubbing off. It's a small piece that punches above its weight when it comes to durability and looks.
This is a true drop-in swap that most people knock out in a couple of minutes at the kitchen table. You slide the factory plate off the back of the slide, set the new one in its place, and you're done. No gunsmithing, no permanent changes, and it drops right back to stock any time you want. A quick note on fitment: the plate is designed around the Glock 17 and 19, and Gen 4 and Gen 5 slides use a slightly different backplate geometry than Gen 3, so it's worth confirming your generation before installing.
Red is a favorite for two-tone builds, matching a Cerakoted frame, or just breaking up an all-black gun with a pop of contrast. If you run Timber Creek's magazine plates, mag releases, or other accessories, this plate ties the whole setup together in the same shade. It's a low-cost way to personalize a pistol without touching how it runs.
It's built for the Glock 17 and Glock 19. Keep in mind that Gen 5 slides use a backplate with a larger cutout than Gen 3 due to the different trigger mechanism housing, so it's smart to match the plate to your generation before installing. Confirming your model and gen ahead of time saves you a headache.
Not at all. It's a drop-in replacement that swaps directly for your factory plastic plate in a couple of minutes with no tools or gunsmithing needed. You slide the old one off, set the new one in place, and you're back in business.
The GLSCPR is machined from aircraft grade billet aluminum instead of molded plastic, so it holds up better to wear and corrosion over time. The red color is anodized into the metal rather than painted on, which keeps it from chipping or fading. It's a tougher, better looking piece for a small part of the gun.
No, it's purely a cover for the rear of the slide and does not affect how the pistol shoots, cycles, or feeds. It matches the form and function of the original factory plate. You're getting the same performance with a better material and a splash of color.
| UPC | 840253800657 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | GLSCPR |
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