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If you've ever had to awkwardly reposition your hand to hit the factory mag release on a Browning Buck Mark, the Titan solves that problem with a larger, more accessible button. This is especially useful in competition environments where every millisecond counts, and frustration-free for anyone with smaller hands or those using aftermarket grips that make the factory button even harder to reach.
The Titan gives you two completely different button options to choose from. There's a checkered round button that sits taller and wider than the factory release, but shaped so you won't accidentally bump it while holding the gun. Then there's the paddle style with deep grooves that extends back toward your thumb, which you can angle up or down depending on what feels right for your grip. Both options are made from aluminum and textured for solid grip in any conditions.
This isn't a complicated undertaking. If you can field strip your Buck Mark and follow simple instructions, you can have this installed and ready to go in a short session. The Titan comes as a complete kit with the magazine release assembly, installation screw, and both button styles so you can experiment with which one works best for your hand and grip style.
Tandemkross backs their work with a lifetime guarantee, and makes everything in the USA. The aluminum buttons and steel assembly are built for consistent use, whether you're running casual range sessions or pushing hard in Rimfire Challenge or Steel Challenge competitions. It fits all Buck Mark models, including the Buck Mark rifle.
No. If you can read the included instructions and field strip your Buck Mark pistol, you have the skills needed. It's a straightforward drop-in replacement that uses a simple screw for installation. Most people complete it in just a few minutes.
The round button sits taller and wider than factory, with checkering for grip, and won't accidentally activate when you hold the gun normally. The paddle extends back toward your thumb with deep grooves and can be angled up or down for a custom fit. Try both and see which one feels better with your hand and grip style.
It depends on your holster. The Titan does protrude more than the factory button, so make sure your holster has enough clearance. If you're using a tight-fitting holster, you may need to verify fitment or consider a holster with more room for the extended button.
Yes, it's compatible with all Browning Buck Mark models, including the Buck Mark rifle and various barrel configurations. The fitment is universal across the Buck Mark platform.
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