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The Wilson Combat Bullet Proof Tactical Magazine Release is one of those small upgrades that punches way above its weight. If you've ever fumbled a reload because the stock button sits too flush or feels slick under your thumb, this part fixes both problems in one swap. The button is extended just 1/16 inch over a standard 1911 release, which is enough to find faster and press more confidently without standing so proud that you're bumping it on the draw or while holstering.
What sets the Bullet Proof line apart is the material and the machining. It's CNC cut from hardened, billet tool steel rather than cast or injection molded, so it holds up to years of hard use without rounding off or wearing loose. The face wears 30 LPI checkering, which gives your thumb a positive, non-slip surface even when your hands are sweaty, gloved, or cold. That little bit of extra grip is the difference between a clean mag change and a missed one when you're moving quick.
This release is built to maximum drop-in tolerances, meaning it'll fit most 1911 pattern pistols with little or no fitting. That said, 1911s vary from maker to maker, so some minor fitting can occasionally be needed, and if you're not comfortable with small parts work it's worth handing off to a gunsmith. Heads up that the magazine catch lock and spring are not included, so if yours are worn it's a good time to refresh them while you're in there.
It suits a wide crowd. Competition shooters love the speed the extended button delivers, while plenty of folks run it on a carry or range gun and report it sits low enough that it won't release a mag by accident. Finished in bright stainless, it also dresses up a slabside nicely if you're building out a custom 1911. For the money, it's one of the easiest ways to make a good 1911 feel better in the hand.
It's machined to maximum drop-in tolerances, so on a lot of 1911s it'll go right in. Because 1911s vary between manufacturers, some minor fitting can occasionally be required. If you're not confident doing small parts work, it's worth having a gunsmith handle the install.
No, the magazine catch lock and spring are not included with this release. If your existing parts are worn or you want fresh ones, plan to source them separately. It's a smart time to replace a tired spring while you have the gun apart anyway.
It only sticks out about 1/16 inch over a stock button, which is enough for faster, surer presses without sitting too proud. Most folks find it low enough that it won't release a mag while holstering or shooting. That balance is why Wilson markets it for both competition and carry use.
The Bullet Proof line is CNC machined from hardened billet tool steel rather than cast or cheaper materials, so it's built to take a beating and last. It carries the same extended, 30 LPI checkered button as the standard tactical version but with that upgraded durability. If you want a part you can install once and forget about, the Bullet Proof is the way to go.
Yes, it's designed to fit 1911 pattern pistols across brands, and shooters commonly run it on Springfields, Colts, and similar guns. Just keep in mind that fit can vary slightly by manufacturer, so a little fitting may be needed. The stainless finish also looks great paired with most slides.
| UPC | 874218005108 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 31TSBP |
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| Product Type | Magazine Release |
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