Glock

Unpack the downloaded archive and place the .mdl files into cstrike/models, overwriting the original Glock files. If your game uses a localized folder like cstrike_russian, put the files there instead - it takes priority over cstrike. Always back up the original files before replacing them.

Glock models belong in cstrike/models. The first-person view model is v_glock18.mdl, the model seen in the player's hands is p_glock18.mdl, and the model on the ground is w_glock18.mdl. Custom sounds go into cstrike/sound/weapons.

• Verify the files are in cstrike/models and the file names match the originals exactly.
• Check the cstrike_russian folder - files there override cstrike.
• Make sure the model isn't corrupted and was fully downloaded.
• Restart the game after copying the files.

Remove the custom .mdl files from cstrike/models or restore the backup you made before installing them. The game will then use the default Glock from its own game files. If you also replaced sounds, restore the originals in cstrike/sound/weapons.

Client-side models are visible only to you. Many servers run consistency checks and may replace your custom files with their own or disconnect you for a mismatch. Custom sounds are also often overridden by the server. Test the model in a local game or on your own server first.

Remove the custom files from cstrike/models and check that the model is compatible with your game version. Corrupted or wrongly named .mdl files can cause crashes. Restore the original files and re-download the model from a trusted source.

Place the sound files in cstrike/sound/weapons, keeping the original file names so the game can find them. Back up the original sounds before replacing them. On servers with consistency checks, your custom sounds may be replaced by the server's own files.