VICKERS GLOCK® EXTENDED MAGAZINE RELEASE Reviews & Ratings

Extended magazine release is easy to find and operate allowing fast, smooth mag changes that save you precious seconds.Serrated release button is 3/64" longer than original, allowing easy thumb access without repositioning your hand. Replaces factory original without alteration. Constructed of high strength polymer composite.

SPECS: Polymer composite, matte black. GMR-001 and GMR-001 GT fit Glock® Models 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 34, and 35. GMR-001 is 3/64" longer than OEM magazine releases, with an overall length of 1.190" (stock release is 1.140"). GMR-002 and GMR-002 GT fit Glock® Models 20, 21, 29, 30, does not fit Gen 4 or SF models with ambi or reversible safeties. Gen 4 Model fits Gen 4 17, 19, 22, 23, 26, 27, 31, 35. GMR-004 and GMR-004 BRN work only with Gen 4 models G20, 21, 29, 30 and 41.GMR-005 BLK fits model 42.

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Reviews Summary

The Vickers Glock Extended Magazine Release receives mixed reviews. Many users appreciate its ergonomic design and ease of installation, noting it enhances magazine ejection without major grip adjustments. However, several customers are disappointed, claiming it offers minimal extension over the stock release, with some declaring it not worth the price. Overall, it's seen as a good upgrade if you require a slight improvement in comfort and operation.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Ease of Installation

70%

A consistent theme among reviewers is the simplicity of installation for the Vickers extended magazine release. Many users found it easy to replace the stock part, often highlighting the utility of online installation guides. This accessibility makes it appealing to both novice and experienced users.

Size and Ergonomics

60%

Reviewers express mixed sentiments about the size of the mag release. While some appreciate its slightly extended design that enhances usability without being excessively large, others argue that it doesn't significantly improve upon the stock release. This highlights varying user preferences regarding grip and operation.

Product Quality

65%

Users praise the overall quality and construction of the Vickers magazine release, noting that it features rounded edges, preventing discomfort or accidents during use. Many reviewers recommend it for its durability and comfort compared to OEM parts.

Cost vs. Value

50%

Several customers mention the price of the product, stating it may be on the higher side for the minor extension it offers. While some feel it justifies the cost due to improved ergonomics, others express disappointment, feeling it does not deliver substantial benefits over the factory part.

Performance in Action

40%

Performance reviews vary, with many users noting that the release improves magazine changes. However, some experts and experienced users feel the extension is negligible and even render it less functional for certain hand sizes. Feedback indicates a need for consideration based on individual hand size and grip style.

Fit for Specific Models

55%

Users report varying experiences based on their Glock models, with some finding it works perfectly while others describe it as unsuitable or no better than the original. This inconsistency emphasizes the need to evaluate compatibility with specific Glock variants before making a purchase.

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Virtually the same as stock

I was excited about this product being ext, but not as extremely as some on the market that can eject when holstered. The problem is that this is essentially the stock product with an ever so slight rounding and I do mean ever so slight and is the exact same length as the stock one in a side by side comparison with one that I removed. The product has a few noticeable difference when compared side by side with the stock part to tell it's not just a modified stock part. I like the concept they were going for especially the slightly rounded tip, but there just isn't enough difference over the stock part to make this a worthy purchase.

It works, but... not so good.

This extended magazine release installed easily enough, looks good and fits well in the Glock 43. But, with this release installed, there's less material extending from the side of the grip than with the stock magazine release button. For me, the "extended" magazine release actually made it harder to release the magazine than with the stock release button. Disappointed, I immediately reverted back to the stock release button.