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Tyrant CNC TDECHEMRGOLD Extended Magazine Release Springfield Echelon PVD Gold Steel

$29.99
Brand
Tyrant CNC
Color
Gold PVD
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine Release
UPC
764046031274
MPN
TDECHEMRGOLD

Overview

The Tyrant CNC Extended Magazine Release is engineered specifically for the Springfield Armory Echelon. Constructed from robust 17-4 steel through a metal injection molding process and subjected to rigorous heat treatment, this part is built for durability and wear resistance. It features a bead-blasted, Gold PVD plated finish for added longevity. The release utilizes a single-sided design with a 2mm raised, gently serrated surface, providing an ideal balance between tactical accessibility and holster compatibility. This geometry ensures secure and reliable operation in diverse conditions while minimizing the risk of accidental engagement during carry or duty use. It is optimized to fit both small and medium Echelon grip modules.

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