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09 January 2019
Glock Quality, but not the best design.
If you’ve ever taken th baseplate off of a Glock magazine, you know there are two detents on each side, and a “nipple” that seats in the hold of the baseplate. This +2 extension has the hole in the extension itself, but the accompanying baseplate does not have the nipple to seat into it. That leaves one means of securing the baseplate to the Mag body. Other branded extensions, like the Pierce has the nipple. You may think, “Oh that’s not necessary.” And to that I would say, then why does Glock include that securing method on all their issued mags or mags included with the firearm. It’s a ridiculous oversight that could have been remedied by now. This is the reason I didn’t recommend this mag extension. Yes it’s all made, but not well designed. I will probably go back to Pierce.
11 January 2019
Hangs on hand during mag changes on small frame Glocks (G26)
6 of 9 found this helpful Bottom Line Upfront. Well made, fit and finish are nice and it has a nice look to it. But I won’t be buying any more.
1. Does the product fit properly on my Glock 19 mags? YES
2. Is the product well made? Is the fit and finish GTG? YES
3. Does the X-Grip give me additional purchase on the shorter G26 grip? YES
4. Would I recommend this product?
No. Unfortunately I can not recommend it to anyone who uses their Glock as an SD/HD weapon.
And here’s why this product doesn’t work for me:
If you own a Glock 26 you are probably buying this for two reason. 1) increased mag load. 2) better grip with an extended mag.
The X-Grip does both of those very well, the problem is on my smaller frame G26. The X-Grip has a matte rubberized type of finish and when I try to do a mag change the rubberized X-Grip hangs on the bottom of my hand and doesn’t allow the mag to drop freely. I have to gank it hard or remove with my mag change hand that already is reaching for another mag. That’s why I don’t recommend this product. . I tested the X-Grip with a G17 mag in my G19 and 4/5 times it was not an issue, 1 out of 5 the mag would hang on the bottom part of my hand. So to reiterate, if you use your Glock as a SD/HD weapon, this could potentially hinder a smooth and quick mag change. It’s literally like the mag gets stuck in the mag well, when in fact it’s caught on my hand because the grip is short on the G26 and I have larger hands. in the pic you can see even with my fingers extending, the X-Grip still has contact with the base of my palm. I am going back to a Glock or Pierce +2 mag extensions and go that route. Will I ever need to do a rapid mag change in life or death? Probably not, but I believe in preparing for the possibility.
All that said, if your Glock is a show & tell piece and it gets more Instagram time than it does range/training time, then I wouldn’t give it one iota of worry, buy them up because they really are a nicely made product.
p.s. it’s probably by design the X-Grip is made like it is so you can get a good grip on the mag. However my mags drop free during my rapid mag changes and that’s where the issue for me is. During range time or any other time, I don’t have a problem pulling the mag out “manually”. So it’s just in that once scenario that it could present an issue.
05 March 2020
Extremely Well-Built Bipod = Stable Shooting Platform
3 of 3 found this helpful I will be honest, since the Magpul bipod came out I’ve been a bit hesitant to buy one. I’ve owned Atlas BT-210’s and Harris BLMS and Harris SL-M all really solid bipods, bur the polymer aspect of the Magpul left me doubtful as to its ruggedness and durability. All that said I recent built a 16” Rainier Arms barreled 308, with an Aero receiver set and a Troy Carbon Fiber MLOK rail. All in all it’s a pretty light rig so the last thing I wanted to do was to weigh the front end down more with a heavy bipod (esp. with a can). However I did some digging on the Magpul bipod and found that under the majority of that polymer is steel or aircraft grade aluminum. I also read some positive reviews by gun guys who ran the bipod hard and out it through some thorough testing and had positive things to say about it. So I started looking for a good deal. All the websites I checked priced the bipod right at $102 shipped even with my military discount. lol and behold I found a seller on eBay with an FDE Magpul MLOk bipod for quite a bit less than the other online retailers. I purchased the bipod and received the bipod in a timely manner and got it mounted to my Troy rail and the first weekend available I hit the range. The first thing I’ll comment on is that I can barely tell I have a bipod on my rifle. The weight is seriously negligible. At the range I dropped the legs, tested the pan and swivel and it worked perfectly. The large locking nut is easy to grab and tighten/loosen even when you’re behind the rifle. There is some “looseness” to the bipod but that is by design and meant so that you can put a load on it. I tested this and it flexed enough to take the load and but then it locked up and provided an excellent shooting base. Using the bipod I had zero issues getting hits at 300-620 us plates, both silhouette and 8 and 10” gongs. The plates were at different ranges both on the far left and right of the shooting lane approx 70 yards apart. With the bipod loaded (in case you aren’t familiar with this, loading is simply leaning into the bipod until your weapon is a stable platform) anyway bipod loaded I was able to keep it loaded and swing left and right engaging the steel plates without recording any misses (other than when I was working on my dope). I could not be more pleased with this bipod and my application. The only hesitation I might have is mounting this bipod on something like a 338 or a large caliber on a heavy chassis. As mentioned my 308 AR is relatively light compared for example to my 16” LMT MWS. It’s quite a bit lighter than that rifle actually.
So if you’re on the fence about this bipod for your SPR or DMR, I would highly suggest you pick one of these up. The price point, especially for the quality you are getting make this and OUTSTANDING deal!