Glock 45 MOS OEM Slide
Upgrade your Glock 45 with the Glock 45 MOS OEM Slide — a factory optic-ready slide that blends duty-grade reliability with modern versatility. Glock engineered this slide for consistent performance and rapid target acquisition, while the MOS cut allows seamless mounting of popular red-dot optics.
Product Description | Specs for Glock 45 MOS OEM Slide
Glock machines this slide from high-strength steel and applies a durable nDLC (diamond-like carbon) finish to resist wear and corrosion. The slide features front serrations for enhanced grip and manipulation, along with a factory MOS (Modular Optic System) cut that accommodates a wide range of optics using included adapter plates. Designed for Gen5 performance, it maintains Glock’s proven internal reliability and smooth cycling.
What’s Included For Complete OEM Slide
- Glock 45 MOS slide (fully assembled)
- Glock Marksman Barrel (GMB)
- Recoil spring assembly (RSA)
- Extractor
- Firing pin assembly & firing pin safety
- Depressor plunger assembly
- Rear slide plate (Gen 5 style)
- Channel liner
- Factory front & rear sights
- MOS adapter plate set and mounting screws
What’s Included For Stripped OEM Slide
- Glock 45 MOS stripped slide
- Channel liner
- Factory front & rear sights
- MOS adapter plate set and screws
Note: Stripped slides do not include barrel, RSA, or upper internal components.
Specifications
- Model: Glock 45 MOS OEM Slide
- Material: Hardened steel
- Finish: nDLC (black, low-glare)
- Slide Length: Approx. 7.32 inches
- Slide Width: Approx. 1.00 in (25.5 mm)
- Weight (stripped): Approx. 6–7 oz
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Optic Ready: Yes — MOS configuration (adapter plates included)
- Serrations: Front and rear (factory)
How to Disassemble a Glock 45 MOS Slide
- Ensure the firearm is unloaded and remove the magazine.
- Pull the slide slightly rearward and depress both takedown levers.
- Release the slide forward and remove it from the frame.
- Remove the recoil spring assembly.
- Lift the barrel out of the slide.
Now the slide is ready for cleaning, inspection, or service.
How to Install a Glock Slide
- Insert the barrel into the slide.
- Seat the recoil spring assembly against the barrel lug.
- Align the slide with the frame rails.
- Pull the slide fully rearward and release it to lock into place.
- Mount your optic using the correct MOS plate and perform a function check.
Compatibility
This slide fits Glock 45 Gen5 MOS frames and Gen5-compatible components. It is not compatible with Gen3 or Gen4 frames due to design and internal differences.
Materials & Finish
Glock constructs the Glock 45 MOS OEM Slide from hardened steel and finishes it with nDLC coating for enhanced durability, corrosion resistance, and reduced friction. The low-glare finish ensures reliable performance in various environments.
Customization Options
- Optics: Mount Trijicon RMR, Holosun 507C/407C, and other MOS-compatible optics using included plates.
- Sights: Upgrade to suppressor-height or night sights for co-witnessing.
- Finish: Apply Cerakote or custom coatings for personalization.
- Engraving: Add custom engravings for a unique look.
FAQs
Q: Does the complete slide include internal components?
A: Yes — the complete slide includes all internals, barrel, and recoil spring assembly.
Q: Is this slide optics-ready?
A: Yes — it features the factory MOS system for mounting red-dot optics.
Q: Can I use this slide on a Gen4 Glock frame?
A: No — it is designed specifically for Gen5 frames.
Q: What optics are compatible?
A: Most MOS-compatible optics, including Trijicon RMR and Holosun models, using the included adapter plates.
Q: Does the stripped slide include sights?
A: Yes — stripped slides typically include factory sights and channel liner.
DISCLAIMER:
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