Product Description
AT LAST! Taylor Freelance offers a purpose-built “snap-on” magwell for the new HK VP9 A1 series.
Meaningfully wider and deeper than the already-generous factory magwell, this one offers the ease of reloading you want, without excess bulk.
Why do we call it a “snap-on?” To install it, hook the magwell over the front of the frame, then gently pull the back end up. With a little pressure, the frame will flex, letting the magwell “snap on” without any tools.
- Legal for most pistol games that allow magwells (even IDPA)
- Center cutaway allows you to seat factory mags, AND pull mags free if one gets stuck
- Works with ALL backstrap sizes: small, medium, AND large.
- SUGGESTION: Best overall feel comes with a Taylor Freelance brass backstrap.
- Milled from bar stock in Bellingham, Wash., (aluminum or brass)
- Accepts factory magazines as well as TF +5 and +0 extensions
IMPORTANT: The magwell is much harder to take off than it is to put on – and pulling it off manually risks scratching the soft polymer frame. To remove the magwell, push the roll pin out instead.
NOTE: Other basepad brands may/may not fit (XTECH and Tyrant CNC in particular).
Weight: 3.5 ounces
Material: Brass
Color: Shiny
NOTE: Due to state department restrictions we cannot ship this part
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WARNING! This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information: www.p65warnings.ca.gov |
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HK VP9A1 Magwell, BackStrap and Palmswells – Brass – Shiny
HK VP9 Death Grip Backstrap – Medium – Brass – Shiny Quality, fit, and weight are all on point. Both pieces fit extremely tight with zero movement or play. The grip texture gives me a much more locked-in feel, especially when shooting fast. The biggest difference is the brass weight. It completely changes the balance of the VP9A1. It feels more planted, tracks flatter, and transitions feel more controlled. After shooting 2011s and other full-steel competition guns, I wanted my VP9A1 to have some of that same “heavy hitter” feel. These upgrades delivered. My VP9A1 went from a polymer-framed HK to feeling like it just joined the 2011 weight class. ? Great machining, great fit, and a noticeable difference on the timer. If you're setting up a VP9A1 for competition, these are definitely worth a look.
