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Your magazines take a beating, and cheap plastic floor plates wear out fast. This Timber Creek floor plate is a direct swap for the factory base on Glock 17 and 19 magazines, made from quality aluminum instead of polymer. The anodized finish in Flat Dark Earth gives you that tactical look while protecting against corrosion and wear.
The stock plastic plate works fine until it doesn't, usually when you're running drills at the range or in competition. Aluminum floor plates handle repeated mag changes without cracking or stripping threads. You'll notice the difference when you're racking mags out of a pouch quickly. The added material gives you something solid to grip and leverage if a magazine ever gets stuck in the well.
Timbark Creek machines these from aircraft-grade aluminum and applies a corrosion-resistant anodized finish. That means no rust, no flaking, and no surprise failures. The low-profile design keeps things looking clean on your magazines without adding bulk to your carry setup. Whether you run these at the range, in competitions, or for general use, they'll outlast multiple magazine bodies.
No gunsmith required. Swap out the factory plate in seconds by pulling the trigger assembly out of the magazine, dropping in the new floor plate, and reassembling. It fits Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glock magazines for the 17 and 19, so check your mag generation before ordering. The FDE color coordinates perfectly with other aluminum Glock parts if you're building out a cohesive look.
This floor plate is designed for Glock 17 and 19 magazines in both Gen 4 and Gen 5. Check your magazine generation before ordering, as single-stack magazines like the G43 or G43X use different floor plates. It's a straightforward swap once you confirm compatibility with your specific magazine.
No special tools required. You simply pull the magazine apart by removing the magazine spring and follower, drop the new floor plate on, and reassemble. It's the same installation process as changing out the factory polymer plate.
Aluminum is significantly more durable and won't crack from repeated use, drops, or being yanked out of a tight magazine well. The anodized finish also resists corrosion better than plastic, so your magazines stay protected long-term. You'll feel the quality difference immediately during mag changes.
This is a direct replacement for the factory floor plate and works as a standalone upgrade. If you want to add capacity extensions, you'd need extension plates designed for that purpose. Check the specific dimensions and compatibility of any extensions you plan to use.
| UPC | 840253800534 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | GLMFPFDE |
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