Glock +2 mag extentions

bambihunter

December 25, 2003 00:11

What's the best brand of these to get?

Do they cause any problems with feeding, etc?

Do they help or hurt spring life?

Are they easy to install?

I'm going to use these on high-caps, but would they be legal for use later on post-ban 10 round magazines since it'd make the total magazine capacity higher than 10 rounds?

Anything else I should know about 'em?


Thanks as always guys... [:)]

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  EOD Guy

  December 25, 2003 03:56

  Putting them on high caps is fine. If you put them on post ban 10 round magazines, you will be manufacturing a high capacity magazine in violation of the law.

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  Txs

  December 26, 2003 06:09

  Glock magazine tubes are designed to flex in order to remove their base plates. Due to the extra leverage afforded by their greater length these extended baseplates have a tendency to pop off when sideways pressure is applied.
  
  I've seen several incidents like this when they're carried in a LEO duty holster, most often caused by just getting in or out of a car. They'll hang on the back of the seat and peel off. I've had LEO's report getting out on a traffic stop and returning to their car to discover their baseplate, mag spring, ammo and follower had been left piled in their front seat. That's scarey.
  
  Risking the loss of your entire mag contents isn't worth those extra 2 rds.

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