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Ed Brown Magazine Bumper Pad Fits 1911 Commander/1911 Government, Black

$16.30
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Brand
Ed Brown
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
800732807003
MPN
807

Overview

Ed Brown screw-on bumper pads are designed to protect magazines from damage, prevent scuffs, and increase overall magazine length for positive seating when inserted into the firearm. Constructed from durable black plastic bearing the Ed Brown logo, these pads feature standard hole spacing with a 0.525-inch center-to-center hole measurement and are compatible with 1911 Government, Commander, and Officers models.

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