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Apex No Profile Loaded Chamber Indicator Block Fits Smith & Wesson M&P

$27.27
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Brand
Apex Tactical Specialties Inc.
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Slide
UPC
856008005567
MPN
100077

Overview

The Apex No Profile Loaded Chamber Indicator Block is a steel, Melonite-finished component designed for Smith & Wesson Shield and SD handguns equipped with an indicator flag. It serves as a fixed, low-profile replacement for the factory pop-up indicator, providing a near-seamless appearance on the slide. This block acts as a tactile indicator for users who prefer to remove the standard pop-up flag.

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