Posted: 5/4/2006 5:59:44 AM EDT
I saw a pic of a glock mag that had what looked like a Ranger plate on it. Who makes these, I did a google on floor plates but came up empty...... info please.
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I don't know what a Ranger Plate is but Lone Wolf has a bunch of different/wild floor plates and extensions on their web site. |
I did answer you. The correct answer is MagPul. They are in production but not on the website. You'll have to call them and ask for them. I did have some pictures of them, but I can't find them. I think Grant had some, and or pictures of them on his site. So you might ask him too. Good luck. |
Yes you did and Tnx but the next guy said NO so I was lost... I talked to magpul today and they told me they would be putting these on the market soon, they were going to run production this week but only in 9mm and 40, I want some for a 21... Tnx for all the help !
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http://home.comcast.net/~flyingattackporcupine/glock-002.jpg I've had 6 of them for months sitting on a shelf. Finally bought a glock to use them on two weeks ago. I'm not sure weither I like them or not. They stick out past the grip and make ccw harder, but its easier to insert and remove the mags from the gun or from pouches. But then again on a g19 you could use g17 mags and gain the added length with a few more rounds added too, so im not sure if theres much of a benefit to them or not. I'll have to play with them some more. Oh well, I got them for free anyways |
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There is a trend in tac-vests to run open top magazine pouches. With a gizmo like this you can make the pouches deeper and still get the magazine out. This helps with magazine retention in an open top pouch. It gives you a positive grip on a magazine that may be stuck in the gun. It protects the magazine from damage when it hits the ground. I'm not saying they are needed. But, if Rich made it, it was because someone who uses his/her gun for a living suggested it. And because they are Glock magazines, it gives you a way to hang them up to dry after you take them out of the dishwasher. 
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+1 I sell those tac vests, and you need something like this on your mags. I see alot of people say there is no need, well there is a great need and demand, just not for the arm chair rangers |
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When we were at ShotShow, I didn't get any, but two of my friends did, for their glocks (19 and whatever else model). I know that one friend got one, and the other got two. And at the end of day two, only one was working. They're cool (mailny for the purpose of range use, to protect the mag when ejected), but I'd be cautious about them. I'd get them if I had a glock, just to test it out. Oh, and for petes sake.. has anyone gone to www.militarymorons.com to check them out? He did a review on them. I can't find it. But I know he did it. |
ooo that's not good, what broke? |