Product Description
Add speed, confidence to your reloads!
- Heavyweight version of our Canik +0 competition basepad. Also works on Mec-Gar CZ-75! (full size only).
- Brass is 3X heavier than aluminum (2.65 ounces total), so when you hold this basepad, you notice the weight!
- Helps absorb recoil and helps the mag drop out cleanly.
Weight: 2.65 ounces
Material: Brass
Color: Shiny Brass
Note: Beretta 92 Users! This basepad fits the FACTORY 15-round, and the MEC-GAR 18-round Beretta 92 magazines.
NOTE: We cannot ship this part internationally without special permits.
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Canick base pads
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Canick base pads
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BASED
Great quality, heavy brass that looks great. I paired this with the brass back strap for my Canik MC9, giving a more balanced bore axis.
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Brass Magazine Base Pads
Installed brass magazine base pads on my Canik Rival. Super easy to install and helped the pistol balance much better. I already had the TF backstrap on this pistol and now I shoot’s it so much better!
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beautiful brass and perfect balance!
This +0 is exactly what the Canik needed to balance out the TP9 SC Elite. Every new owner will notice right away how top heavy this sub compact is. These brass endplates really help to balance the pistol and help you shoot straighter, reduce recoil and reduce muzzle flip. Get tis or get the whole set with the backstrap and you won't be sorry.
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+0 Brass mag extension
These things are a awesome addition to my SFX range gun. Put them on all my mags
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Weighted base plate
I ordered the weighted base plate for my magazines and for competition shooting. And for the extra night because my mag well they are great
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0 COMPETION BASESPAD - BRASS
EASY TO INSTALL, GREAT FIT, FANTASTIC LOOK!
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Canik +0 Basepad-Brass
As usual, another great product. I like to practice with 10 round mags because it gives me more time to practice reloading. With the weight of these it simulates the weight of the + 4 basepads that I use in competition.
