Vickers Magazine Release for Glock® 43X/48

GLOCK® is on a roll with the newest additions to their Slim Line series of concealable pistols. What the GlockR G43 started as one of the most desirable EDC 9mm’s around, has been further expanded with the new G43X and G48. Magazine capacity has been increased, while still keeping the smallest possible package for discreet carry. We couldn’t resist the temptation to give these pistols the same magazine release improvement we crafted for the original Slim Line models. 

The GMR-007 bears all of the features that has made the GMR-series one of the most sought-after GLOCK® improvements. No more shifting your grip to access the factory undersized control, and still offers positive operation regardless of finger size or length. Made of the same bullet proof material as used in all previous GMR models, the unique shape prevents unwanted magazine release if placed on a hard surface. Ambidextrous. 

**Fits GLOCK® Models G43X and G48 only. WILL NOT FIT THE G42 OR G43. 

• Extended and contoured, allows easy magazine release without shifting firing grip.
• Injection molded from same material as OEM factory part.
• Easy to install in minutes.

Specifications 

• OA length: 1.080”
• Weight: 0.1 oz.
• Made in USA
  
  DISCLAIMER: This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK. GLOCK does not warrant or represent that this product is compatible with GLOCK pistols.

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