Glock 44 Spacer Sleeve FIX??? 

Interesting mine are breaking on my p80 g19 build, was going to make an aluminum one and I'm hearing they shouldn't be made from metal and the impregnated lubricant polymer is made that way for a reason, getting mixed signals here. I think ill just machine myself an aluminum one and see how it works 🤷‍♂️

The 44 has different physical properties. The striker assembly is not the same as in the average Glock. @@ClockwerkIndustries

It's the stock spring. The issue was the construction of the striker which would jam into the spacer sleeve. Glock seems to have done a stealth fix. Older 44s can be fixed with the farrow tech aluminum sleeve.

It fits but I wouldn't get it. It broke a couple weeks after I bought it. The polymer ones are junk, I understand they have a metal version now, maybe that's better but I just went back to the stock backplate.

@@TACNERD1 Thanks. Now I just need to find a European supplier for the metal spacer!

How’s it working? Tested and looked?

@@jamesjodimazzuchi926 First let me say shipping from FarrowTech is amazing. Ordered Aluminum Spacer Sleeves on 6/13 and received them on 6/16. Not only is shipping free it is also fast! Just ran 200 rounds through each gun (I've got two G44's) and no mishap's. I put a drop of oil on a Q-Tip and circled inside and outside of spacer sleeves. I thought might be better with aluminum taking place of poly. So far so good.

I would suggest the aluminium one from FarrowTech, that is what I use and it's solved my issues.

Yeah, Like I was saying in the video. That's kind of their thing to do quiet updates.

Still holding up yes. I've even tried it with spicer stuff like Stangers.

Yeah, the new sleeve Glock sent me started this again with under 100 rounds.

That seems to be par for the course from the comments that I've been getting here.

Do you know which video that is?

I'm not really sure about the striker, I do know the sleeve is different. Thus the issue, I believe it's too thin.

Unfortunately you can't install parts on RU-vid anymore.

Yes, I'm seeing that failing also.

@@TACNERD1 My original firing spring sleeve had just 400 rounds thru and started to show minimal signs of wear. I replaced sleeve with farrotech aluminum and polyflex backplate. It seems the firing pin spring did not fully recess and recoil snapped backplate push part.

Have you tested the aluminum sleeve? If so, how has it worked out?

@@stevet710 I make my order 2 days ago, is on transit right now, my glock was working perfectly, I just want to fix it I noticed the sleeve was, starting to get a bit damage on the front of the firing pin I will going to test it in 2 weeks when I go to the range or maybe before if I get chance I will let you know what happens

@@Bosstupapa Thanks

@@stevet710 I test the aluminum sleeve today 1k rounds and looks solid not problems

@@Bosstupapa Thanks, much appreciated.