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If you've got a Gen 1-3 Glock .45 ACP or 10mm, you know the factory mag release can feel a bit tight to reach without shifting your whole hand around. The TangoDown Vickers fixes that without going overboard. This isn't one of those aggressive extended releases that sticks out a mile and gets in the way. The designers figured out the sweet spot—extended enough to let you drop mags while keeping your firing grip intact, but not so long that it hangs off and catches on gear or your clothing.
The big difference here is the ergonomics. The edges are nicely radiused instead of sharp like the stock part, so your thumb won't get chewed up after a range session. The polymer they used is the same material as Glock uses for their factory parts, so you're not dealing with something that's going to crack or wear out. Install it and move on—it's tough enough to last the life of your pistol.
The extension itself is balanced just right. It won't accidentally release your magazine if you set the gun down hard or lay it on its side, which means the catch stays put during normal carry and handling. That's important because you want positive retention while still getting that easier access when you need it. The rounded shape also works perfectly if you run a backstrap-mounted laser, so the whole control area stays clean and functional.
Getting this in is straightforward—it's a drop-in replacement for the factory mag release. Takes a few minutes, and if you've swapped one Glock part before, you'll have no trouble. Made in the USA and designed specifically for Gen 1, 2, and 3 Glock pistols in 10mm and .45 ACP.
No, this GMR-002 is designed specifically for Gen 1, 2, and 3 Glocks. For Gen 4 and Gen 5 pistols, TangoDown makes a different model (GMR-003) that's built for those generations. Make sure you grab the right one for your pistol.
No. The extension is sized specifically to avoid accidental release if the pistol is laid on a hard surface. The catch is radiused and designed to be positive, so you only drop the mag when you actually press it.
It's enough to make a noticeable difference if you have average to small hands. The extension lets you reach the button without rotating your hand out of your normal firing grip, which speeds up reloads and reduces fatigue during extended shooting. If you have large hands, you might not feel as much of a benefit.
Not at all. It's a straightforward drop-in replacement. You'll need a small tool to compress the spring—a dental pick or the proper Glock tool works fine. If you've ever swapped any Glock parts, you can handle this one.
| UPC | 955728100818 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GMR-002 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Magazine Release |
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