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The Ed Brown screw-on bumper pad is the same quality component that ships factory-installed on Ed Brown magazines. Made from durable polymer with the Ed Brown logo molded in, these pads are designed to handle the realities of tactical shooting, competition use, and general range work.
Bumper pads serve multiple purposes in real-world 1911 use. If you've got a magwell installed on your pistol, these pads become essential for proper magazine seating and swift reloads. The pad's extended profile gives your fingers a positive place to grab during magazine changes, making the whole reload process faster and smoother. Even without a magwell, they protect your magazine base from wear and damage that accumulates from countless drops on the range floor or around the loading table.
Each pad comes with two 4-40 self-tapping screws, so you've got everything needed to install them on standard 1911 magazines. The hole spacing follows the industry standard .525 inch center-to-center measurement, which means they'll work with most single-stack magazines you'll encounter. Installation is straightforward: drill holes if your magazine doesn't already have them pre-drilled, then screw the pads on. The self-tapping screws do the work for you, but just remember to tighten them firmly without stripping.
You get six complete pads and twelve screws in this pack. That's enough to outfit a solid training rotation of magazines or refresh multiple pistols in your collection. At this price point per pad, it's easier to keep spares on hand for future projects or to refresh magazines as they wear.
Yes, but you'll need to drill the holes first using the standard .525 inch hole spacing. The self-tapping screws will then do the work of securing the pad. Most people use a drill bit sized for a 4-40 screw and the screws handle cutting their own threads from there.
Not strictly necessary, but they're still useful. They protect your magazine base from damage when dropping mags on concrete or hard surfaces during practice. Without a magwell, the main benefit is durability and preventing worn spots on your magazine base plate.
Tighten them firmly until you feel resistance, then stop. The self-tapping screws will grip the plastic of the pad and the holes in your magazine base. You don't need to use excessive force, and over-tightening can strip out the holes or damage the pad material. Firm hand-tight pressure works well for most installations.
These are designed for single-stack 1911 magazines with the standard hole spacing. Double-stack magazines and different firearm platforms use different pad designs, so verify compatibility before ordering.
| UPC | 800732807003 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 807 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Style | Base Pads |
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