We all love our Glocks, but the fact is, they have some challenges. While some items cause issues with certain groups of shooters, one design feature of the guns seems to affect a large number of people. That feature is the mag release. While the original design looks good on paper and does indeed work, it can be tough for many people to index and use quickly. The solution has been aftermarket releases. Some of the best aftermarket Glock pistol parts I have come across hail from Vickers Tactical. Now, TangoDown Inc. has announced the latest addition to their lineup – the Vickers Tactical Magazine Release for GLOCK 43X and 48 (GMR-007M).
Vickers Tactical Magazine Release – Improve Your Manipulations
Since GLOCK introduced the 43X and 48 models, their popularity as EDC firearms has grown extensively. Recently, GLOCK released its 15-round OE steel magazines, so Vickers Tactical created a new 43X/48 magazine release to accommodate the GLOCK steel magazines. Hello, GMR-007M!
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The GMR-007M offers the standard features for which their magazine releases are known. This updated version of the GMR-007 is compatible with GLOCK OE 10-round polymer magazines AND the new OE 15-round steel magazines.
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Easier to Index
These mag releases are significantly easier to index and use under stress. While they are fairly simple to install, if you are unfamiliar with working on your pistol, Installation by a Certified GLOCK Armorer or Gunsmith is recommended.
GMR-007M Features:
– Extended and contoured, allowing easy magazine release without shifting the firing grip
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– Injection molded from the same material as the OEM factory part
– Compatible with GLOCK factory 10-round polymer magazines and factory 15-round steel magazines
MSRP: $19.20
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Fits GLOCK models 43X and 48 ONLY
For more information, visit TangoDown.
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