Product Description

It is indeed a great sight slider, you will not be disappointed!

Our visor slider comes in an easy-to-carry storage box with instructions for beginners.

Made of more durable material, wear-resistant and not easy to damage, with nylon plastic pads on the left and right side for protection.

This visor slider is perfect for Glock Square Slides. Applicable to Glock 17 26 19 43 etc.

Note: Does not apply to angled or notched rails such as Springfield XD, Sig P Series, M&P, XDM, Caniks or Shield.

Single slider side clamps design

You only need to adjust the slider side clamp on one side to attach the gun, and with protective pads on the left and right side, making the operation more stable, easier and faster.

Other products that use sliding clamps on both sides to hold the gun in place may result in unstable operation and slight scratches.

Adjustable base

Nylon plastic pads are attached to the left and right side for protection.

The stability of our bases is better than others and the separation of the wheels from the base makes it easier to adjust.

Adjust the push resistance

(Tips for attention)

Loosen the screw with an Allen key

Then turn the main button to the left and fix it with a hex key to promote the problem of loosening and tightening the resistance

A: Multiple adjustable vertical and horizontal fixings. It also applies to a larger selection of sizes and types of semi-automatic sliders. B: the top bracket can be adjusted to ensure the vertical placement of the sledge on the base platform. C: the base platform is height adjustable to keep your slide at the right height. D: nylon plastic padding on the left and right Side to protect the barrel from wear and tear.

Step 1: Place the rails on the base, turn the wheel at the bottom to adjust the height of the base until aligned with the 2 side clamps.

Step 2: Turn the second nut on the side of the visor slider tool to bring the slider close to the nylon plastic pads on both.

Step 3: Turn the top knob to complete the fixed sledge.

Step 4: After making sure the slider is clamped, turn the handle on the side until the rear view slowly slides down.