Strike Industries Glock 20/21/26/27/33/39 6061-T6 Aluminum Magazine Baseplate, Red - SIGALBPRED
| SKU | 51655150185 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | GALBPRED |
| Brand | Strike Industries |
| UPC | 793811763263 |
Product Details
Details
Upgraded geometry for an improved grip experience
Baseplate design contributes weight, facilitating quicker magazine releases
Crafted from highly durable 6061-T6 aluminum material
Customized aesthetics cater to the preferences of shooters
Features
Elevate the form and function of your Glock with our cutting-edge Aluminum Base Plates. These base plates showcase unique geometrical contours thoughtfully designed to enhance your grip on the magazine's end, resulting in more seamless and efficient reloads. Experience the perfect blend of speed and style during magazine changes, thanks to the integrated ramp structure engineered for swift removal and effortless insertion of your Glock magazine. Crafted from anodized aluminum, these base plates are remarkably lightweight, with a mere 0.4 oz added weight, while also providing a 15mm increase in height. Manufactured with precision through CNC machining, the Strike Aluminum Magazine Base Plates for Glock are built from rugged 6061-T6 aluminum. Importantly, they remain compliant with magazine capacity regulations across all states. Whether you're a dedicated Glock enthusiast or a Competitive Shooter, these base plates offer a true enhancement, complete with a visual transformation. Their improved angle enables vertical magazine placement on flat surfaces, streamlining storage and facilitating single-handed reloading on tables or stands.
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