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Odin Extended Magazine Release - Xmr Burnt Bronze For Ar-15

$19.94
Brand
Odin Works
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine Release
UPC
857392006222
MPN
ACCXMRBB

Overview

The Odin Works Extended Magazine Release (XMR) is a precision-machined aluminum upgrade for AR-15 and LR-308 lower receivers. The extended button surface is four times larger than a factory release, providing a contoured, ergonomic design that allows operators to release magazines with a natural thumb motion without relocating their firing grip. Its geometry provides increased mechanical advantage, reducing the pressure required for operation while maintaining security during use. Finished in burnt bronze, the XMR offers both aesthetic integration and corrosion resistance. It is designed for drop-in installation, requiring no permanent modifications to the firearm. The release is compatible with both Mil-Spec and enhanced lower receivers and is suitable for use by competitive shooters and law enforcement professionals who require reliable, rapid reloading under stress.

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