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Ed Brown 1911 Extended Magazine Release Blue

$22.16
Brand
Ed Brown
Color
Blued
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Magazine Release
UPC
800732854014
MPN
854E

Overview

The Ed Brown Extended Magazine Release is a drop-in ergonomic upgrade designed to fit 1911-style handguns. Machined from solid bar stock, this heat-treated component features a blued finish that provides a professional appearance and corrosion resistance. The standard-diameter button includes a crisp, machine-cut 40 LPI checkering that extends roughly .060 inches longer than stock, offering an enhanced grip and positive thumb purchase without adding excessive bulk that could snag on carry holsters or clothing. A positive internal stop ensures proper travel limits, allowing shooters to perform faster and more efficient magazine changes during tactical operations, competitions, or defensive applications without altering their grip or sight picture.

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