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Small parts make a big difference, and the mag release is one of the most-touched controls on your Glock. The Rival Arms Extended Mag Release gives you a longer, angled button that's easier to hit under stress or with gloves on, so your reloads feel quicker and more natural. It's machined from a single piece of aluminum, which means less to wear out and a clean, direct fit on Glock Gen1 through Gen3 frames.
The silver finish is a sharp look if you want your controls to stand out against a black frame, or you just like the raw machined aesthetic. Where a lot of extended releases stick out too far and cause accidental mag drops, this one keeps a slimmer profile so your magazine stays put until you actually want it gone. That balance between reach and control is what folks tend to notice first once they run it.
The angled shape is the real story here. It brings the button closer to your thumb so you're not shifting your grip to dump a mag, and that pays off whether you're running drills at the range, shooting a match, or setting up a carry gun. It's a favorite upgrade for G17 and G19 owners, and shooters report you can feel the improvement even during dry practice before you ever send a live round.
No gunsmith required. This is a drop-in swap using standard Glock takedown, and Rival Arms includes a new mag release spring so you're replacing the whole assembly instead of reusing tired parts. Ten minutes at the bench and a couple of common tools is all it takes.
One fitment note worth repeating: this Gen3 part fits the standard frames but does not work with the Glock 21SF Gen3 that uses the ambidextrous mag release. As long as your pistol runs a normal single-side release, you're good to go. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, it's a low-risk way to sharpen up one of the controls you use most.
It's designed for Glock Gen1 through Gen3 frames, so popular models like the G17 and G19 are covered. The one exception is the Glock 21SF Gen3 that uses the ambidextrous mag release, which this part does not fit. If your pistol runs a standard single-side release, you're set.
No. This is a straightforward drop-in swap using standard Glock disassembly, and it comes with a new mag release spring so you replace the full assembly. Most people knock it out at home in a few minutes with basic tools.
Rival Arms built this one with a slimmer profile specifically to reduce unintended drops while still giving you that easier reach. The angled shape brings the button to your thumb without sticking out far enough to bump loose during a normal grip. It's a good balance of accessibility and control.
The extended, angled design puts the button closer to your thumb so you don't have to break your grip to drop a mag. That makes reloads faster and more consistent, and many owners notice the improvement right away, even during dry practice. It's one of those small upgrades that pays off every time you reload.
| UPC | 788130029671 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | RA72G001D |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.035 |
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