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TANDEMKROSS Blast Shield Magazine Disconnect Fits Ruger Mark IV 22/45, Red

Name: TANDEMKROSS Blast Shield Magazine Disconnect Fits Ruger Mark IV 22/45, Red
Brand: TandemKross
Availability: InStock

$18.99

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Brand: TandemKross
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Trigger
UPC: 769498483350

Overview

The TANDEMKROSS Blast Shield is a magazine disconnect replacement designed for the Ruger Mark IV and Mark IV 22/45 pistols. This drop-in upgrade allows the firearm to be fired without a magazine inserted and aids in proper magazine alignment. Additionally, the shield protects the sear and hammer from debris, which can improve overall performance. It is designed to work with the factory hammer and various aftermarket sears and disconnectors.

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