Tango Down Vickers TACT For Glock Sslide

I like the profile of the Tango Down extended slide release. I believe they were one of the first to offer these back in the day. Just check the area around the hole in the release, make sure it has no burrs that will rub against the trigger shoe. I believe these are stamped, so at least worth a look. Also compare the spring angle and see it is in line with the metal profile of the release bar (photo). That is the stock Glock side release in photo. The Tango down spring required a slight tweak to be perfectly in line. It came slightly protruding out to the trigger shoe side when installed. It was causing friction, that you could feel in the trigger take up. So I can see that a install by a gunsmith might benefit you, if you are not comfortable with self install. It is close to a drop in piece in most cases but you can't be to careful when doing any modifications/enhancements to any firearm. Especially since your life may depend on it!