Strike Industries
STRIKE MAG PLATE AL FOR GLOCK 19 FDE
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- SKU:
- 793811765427
- UPC:
- 793811765427
- MPN:
- SI-EMP-AL-G19-FDE
- Availability:
- Ships from our warehouse for local pickup in Brandon or have it shipped
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Description
The Strike Industries Aluminum Extended Magazine Plate for GLOCK G19 (9mm) is designed to enable smoother magazine reloading with a no-snag, slow-drag design while maintaining maximum magazine capacity. Machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, this extended magazine plate adds five more 9mm rounds to OEM double-stack GLOCK G19 magazines.
MANUFACTURER: Strike Industries
MPN: SI-EMP-AL-G19-FDE
MODEL: 0
Description: Extended Aluminum Magazine Plate
Type: Magazine Extension
Color: Flat Dark Earth
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