Timber Creek Outdoors AR Extended Magazine Release – Black

Description

A stock AR magazine button gets the job done, but the little paddle is easy to miss when your hand is gloved up, wet, or you just want to keep your eyes downrange. Timber Creek's AR Extended Magazine Release fixes that with a larger, contoured, textured face that gives your trigger finger something to find without hunting for it. It's a small part that makes a real difference in how fast and confidently you swap mags.

What Makes This Timber Creek Mag Release Worth the Swap

The button is CNC machined from a solid piece of aircraft grade 6061-T6 billet aluminum, then finished in a hardcoat black anodize that shrugs off wear and corrosion. That means it holds up to repeated use and grimy range conditions without looking beat up. The oversized, textured design lets you drop a mag without breaking your firing grip, which is exactly what you want in competition or any fast-moving drill. It stays low profile enough that it won't add bulk around the trigger guard.

Installing the AR Extended Magazine Release

This is a true drop-in part that swaps out just like your factory mag release, so a basic bench and a few minutes is all you need. It's compatible with most Mil-Spec AR-15 lower receivers. Worth noting: some non Mil-Spec lowers, like certain Anderson and Aero receivers, can run a hair tight and may need very light fitting to seat cleanly. If you're running a standard Mil-Spec lower, you'll be up and running in no time.

Timber Creek is a family-owned outfit out of Springfield, Oregon with decades in the outdoor industry, and their parts are made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty. It's an easy, budget-friendly upgrade that punches above its price, and with the range of color options in the lineup you can match it to the rest of your build if you want a cohesive look.