Description
The GLOCK SWITCH – 10Pcs is a bulk pack of aftermarket selector switches, plain and simple. It’s for the builder or shop that needs a steady supply of these components and understands exactly what they’re for. You’re not getting fancy packaging or instructions, just ten units in a bag ready to go.
Key Features
- 10-Piece Bulk Pack: The main draw is quantity. At just over $86 per unit in this pack, it’s a cost-effective solution for high-volume installs or keeping your bench stocked.
- Standard Design: These are machined to the common spec you’d expect. They fit the standard housing and use the typical spring and pin setup I’ve seen in countless builds.
- Raw Component: These arrive as bare components. There’s no pre-installed spring or pin, and no finishing—it’s up to you to fit, finish, and install them correctly into a registered auto-sear.
| Material | Machined Steel |
|---|---|
| Finish | Raw (Unfinished) |
| Quantity | 10 Pieces |
| Included Components | Selector Switch Only (No spring, pin, or housing) |
Honest Assessment
Pros: The price per unit in bulk is hard to beat if you need this many. They’re simple, functional pieces of machined steel that do the job. Having a stack on hand means you won’t be waiting on a single part to complete a build.
Cons: These are strictly for builders with the technical know-how. You must understand NFA regulations—this is a component for a registered machine gun only. Secondly, being raw, they require proper fitting, polishing, and finishing; they aren’t drop-in ready by any stretch.
Who Should Buy This
This pack is for one person: the professional or serious amateur gunsmith who is legally manufacturing or repairing registered automatic firearms on Form 2 or Form 10s. It’s for the workshop that goes through these parts. After decades of testing builds, I’ve seen firsthand that having a reliable source for basic components like this keeps projects moving. This is not for casual buyers or those unfamiliar with NFA compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these legal to own?
As standalone components, they are legal. However, their installation into a firearm to enable automatic fire is strictly regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA). They are only for use in legally registered machine guns or by SOT holders manufacturing on the proper forms.
What else do I need to install one?
You’ll need the corresponding auto-sear (like a Glock 18 style sear), the correct spring, and a retaining pin. This switch is just one piece of the assembly. I’ve run thousands of rounds through various setups, and proper fitting of all these parts is critical for reliability.
Do these require any gunsmithing?
Absolutely. They come in a raw, unfinished state. You will likely need to deburr, polish the engagement surfaces, and potentially fit the part to your specific sear housing for smooth operation. This is a project for a competent machinist or gunsmith.
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