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X-Grip Magazine Adapter for Glock 17, 22 Gen 5 Magazine to fit Glock 26, 27 Gen 5 Polymer Black

$13.09
Brand
X-Grip
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
609408769481
MPN
GL2627G5

Overview

The X-Grip magazine adapter bridges the gap between full-size high-capacity magazines and subcompact platforms, allowing G17, G22, or G31 Gen 5 magazines to fit securely in Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5 G26, G27, or G33 pistols in black polymer. Designed with a durable construction and precise manufacturing, the adapter flows seamlessly into the contours of the handgun to reinforce aesthetics while significantly improving comfort, control, and accuracy. It allows users to carry a subcompact firearm with a standard flush magazine for concealment, then transition to a full-size high-capacity magazine with the adapter when maximum capacity is required. Note that this adapter does not fit Gen 1 or Gen 2 Glock magazines.

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