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MAXIMUM FIREPOWER!
Our updated 170mm floorplate offers up to +12. We optimized for 9mm in this revision, giving 9mm "Open gun" drivers a chance to load TWENTY NINE and one in most cases. We've also re-profiled the interior to better accommodate the new "chisel-point" followers. This 170mm "+8" was our first mag extension, built for USPSA's "Open Division" in the 1990s. ("Open" is the firearm equivalent of top-fuel drag racing.)
This latest version provides as much as +12 rounds of 9mm, depending on the particulars of your magazine/follower combination. Got a .40? We recommend our new .40-specific 170mm basepad. The 9mm version will work with the .40, but is finicky about bullet profile. Small changes make a big difference! Ships with a custom-made Wolff spring. Weight: 3.55 ounces Material: Aluminum Color: Black Note: Thanks to the hardware on the back, this basepad does not fit the USPSA gauge in the usual way. Luckily, appendix (E1) reads ". . .If a base pad does not conform to the configuration of the gauge, a ruler may be used to measure the overall length as pictured above."
Weight: ?.? ounces
Material: Aluminum
Color: FDE
NOTE: Due to state department restrictions we cannot ship this part internationally.
DISCLAIMER: This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK. GLOCK does not warrant or represent that this product is compatible with GLOCK pistols.
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Great Extensions As Always
Taylor Freelance is my go to for magazine extensions. Fantastic construction with great reliability.
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Great, works with prebans Glock mag
This mag extension is the only one I find that works with the Preban unotch mag. For someone who live in not a free state with a large capacity ban. This mag extension is the only extension that actually fit the old Glock mags without it exploding from the bottom during a fun time down the range. Installation was a breeze, fits nice and snug. Compared to others as other may work fine with new mags. Again I don’t live in a free state so we have to revert to 30 years old mag
