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Vickers Tactical Magazine Floor Plate for Glock 9mm, 40 S&W, 357 SIG, 45 GAP Metal Lined Magazine Polymer Black 5PK

$17.24
Brand
TangoDown
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
955727100420
MPN
VTMFP001

Overview

Vickers Tactical magazine floor plates for Glock are designed to improve magazine manipulation and extraction under high-stress conditions. Constructed from durable, glass-filled nylon, these floor plates feature a flared shape with grooved, non-slip scallops that provide secure finger purchase, facilitating one-handed reloads and positive removal of stuck magazines. They also include molded dimples that allow users to mark and number magazines for inventory management. This 5-pack of black floor plates is compatible with Glock factory magazines in 9x19mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG, and .45 GAP, including Gen 5 models. They are not compatible with early Gen 1 non-metal-lined magazines.

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