Cross Armory CRG5MCGD Mag Catch Extended Compatible w/Glock Gen4-5 Gold Anodized Aluminum

SKU: TSW|131267UPC: 726798348413Mfr. Part #: CRG5MCGD

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Cross Armory CRG5MCGD Mag Catch Extended Compatible w/Glock Gen4-5 Gold Anodized Aluminum

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Cross Armory Glock Extended Magazine Catch increases magazine changing speed, thumb feel and ergonomics. Does not interfere with the holster. It is precision machined from the strongest made 7075 T6 Aircraft Aluminum. It is then anodized or metal coated (Titanium Nitride or Nickel Boron) for improved finish and corrosion resistance. Fits Glock 17/19/22/23/24/26/27/29/31/32/33/34/35 Gen4-5.

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upc

726798348413

manufacturer

Cross Armory

Manufacturer Part Number

CRG5MCGD

Safety

Glock

Model

Mag Catch

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