I hear a lot of complaints about the slide release lever on the Glock being too small, but has anyone ever had any trouble using it in spite of its size? I've shot hundreds, maybe getting up towards thousands of rounds through Glocks in a variety of calibers, and never once have I had an issue getting the slide release button pressed. It's small, but it works so well it doesn't need to be large. Unlike the slide release on a Ruger P97, which is so big it is practically a breaker bar. And it needs to be big because you need all the leverage you can get to release the slide. I've even had to resort to using both hands to get the danged things to work, which is not the safest situation, especially with a single-action/double-action autoloader. With the Glocks, I get a safe grip on the gun, have the gun safely pointed down range, exert a reasonable amount of pressure on the release and it works exactly as designed, every time.
It seems to me that the complaints about the Glock slide release are more aesthetic than practical.