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Reloading a Glock quickly comes down to getting your thumb on the mag release without shifting your grip, and the factory button doesn't always make that easy. The Rival Arms Extended Mag Release for the Glock Gen4 addresses that with a slightly larger paddle set at a comfortable angle, giving you a faster, more positive reach when you need to drop a mag in a hurry.
This one is CNC-machined from aluminum and finished in a hard black anodized coating, so it holds up to daily carry and range abuse without wearing thin. Rival Arms kept the profile slim on purpose. A lot of extended releases stick out far enough to cause unintended mag drops when they catch on a holster or your side, and the goal here is to give you extra reach without that headache. It functions just like the OEM part, only easier to find under pressure.
Swapping the mag catch on a Gen4 is one of the simplest upgrades you can do at home, and this kit ships with a new mag release spring so you're not reusing a tired one. All you need is a small flathead screwdriver to lift the spring out of the way, slide the old catch out, and work the new one in behind the spring rod. Clear the pistol first, separate the frame from the slide, and take your time seating the spring back into the notch.
One thing worth knowing: the Gen4 part is reversible, so it works for right or left hand operation. If you run your Glock set up for a southpaw, or you just prefer the button on the other side, you've got that flexibility. Once it's installed, do a function check with an unloaded mag to confirm it seats and drops the way it should before you carry or shoot.
Yes, this part is made specifically for Gen4 Glock pistols and drops into the standard mag catch cutout. Gen4 frames have cutouts on both sides, which is what makes the reversible design possible. Just confirm your pistol is a Gen4 before ordering, since Gen3 and the slimline models like the 43 use different parts.
Absolutely, this is one of the easiest upgrades on a Glock. All you need is a small flathead screwdriver to lift the spring out of the way, slide the old catch out, and work the new one in behind the spring rod. The kit even comes with a fresh spring, and most people have it done in a few minutes.
It is. The Gen4 part can be set up for either right or left hand operation, so lefties or anyone who prefers the button on the opposite side can run it their way. You just reverse the orientation during install.
Rival Arms designed this one with a slimmer profile and a comfortable angle to give you extra reach while helping avoid unintended drops from your hand or holster catching the button. As with any extended control, it's smart to run a function check and holster test after install to make sure it behaves the way you want.
| UPC | 788130029688 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RA72G002A |
| Length | 5 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.04 |
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