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If you own a Buck Mark, you already know the pistol is outstanding out of the box. The one frustration most people run into is that tiny magazine base. When you're trying to reload fast or simply manage the mag in the well, you end up pinching fingers or struggling to get positive seating. That's where these come in.
The Tandemkross Buck PRO extends the magazine base with a textured polymer surface that gives you something real to hold and push against. Instead of delicately inserting the mag, you can actually slam it home with your palm. The oversized footprint also includes stylish cutouts on the sides that let you grab the magazine if it ever gets stuck in the well.
Tandemkross engineered these with a patent-pending attachment method that eliminates the mess and permanence of other options. No adhesive, no gunsmithing, no permanent modifications. They sit on your magazine base and tighten down with hardware and a simple hex wrench. The built-in adjustments let you dial in the fit to your specific pistol, and if you need to remove them later, it takes seconds.
The kit includes everything you need: the two base pads, mounting hardware, and the hex key. The setup process is straightforward enough that most people get comfortable with it on the first try. Tandemkross supplies clear instructions, and the whole thing is ready to go without any special skills or tools beyond what comes in the box.
These are machined from durable Zytel polymer with steel install components. Tandemkross manufactures everything in the USA and backs it with a lifetime guarantee, so you're looking at a permanent upgrade to your mag handling. They add a small amount of weight to the magazine, which some people find helps with the overall feel when working the mag.
These are designed for newer style Buck Mark magazines only. Older Buck Mark models feature a magazine that sits completely recessed in the grip frame, and these pads won't fit that setup. Tandemkross provides a comparison photo on their site to verify which magazine style you have before ordering.
No, these use a patent-pending drop-in attachment method. They mount to the magazine base with included hardware and a hex wrench that comes in the box. There's no glue required, no permanent modifications, and you can remove them anytime if you want to swap them between magazines.
The time savings depend on your technique, but the real benefit is consistency and confidence. Since you're no longer fighting with a tiny surface area, you can seat magazines faster and more reliably without worrying about pinched fingers or fumbling. Users report cutting a second or two off reload times during competition, and the difference is most noticeable during fast-paced shooting drills.
They're completely reversible. The drop-in design with adjustable hardware means you can take them off in seconds with just the included hex key. Many people keep a second set of magazines on hand to rotate between base pad and non-base pad setups depending on what they're shooting that day.
| UPC | 091131144589 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | TK12N0086BLK1 |
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