I could do that, but wonder what you mean about "problems"?
On a handful of pistols that have come across my bench with extended slidestops, a few had a maddening habit of prematurely locking the slide. Everything else checked out as to the cause...but they still did it intermittently...and usually when the owner least needed for it to happen.
When the stops were replaced with standard units, the problems vanished.
One guy was so disgusted that he just went back to the original and told me that I could have it...or toss it...or beat it flat with a hammer. He didn't care.
Curious, I asked him to stick around and I whittled the extended part off and tried it in his pistol again. The problem was gone.
The only thing that I could figure was that the added mass/inertia was causing it to bounce during recoil and partially engage the notch.
Of course, the standard cure is to file a shallow notch or drill a dimple for the plunger, but to me, it's added work...and I'm lazy. I've done it, but it's one of those operations that I hate.
And sometimes the shooter's thumb will bump it into engagement, but that's usually pretty simple to address once it's identified. Usually.
Said to be a Talo unit, but I can't find it at their site. 
