Videos tagged with Plus Two Extension

This video from Palmetto State Armory details the key differences between the standard Micro Dagger and the upgraded Saber Micro Dagger. The Saber model offers enhancements like aggressive serrations, window cuts, a flat-face trigger with a blade safety, laser stippling, a flared aluminum magwell, and a plus-two magazine extension for increased capacity. Both models are RMSC cut for optics and compatible with Glock-style sights.

This video showcases an ultra-rare Glock 19 Commando, noted for its unique 'Made in Austria, Assembled in Slovakia' markings. It features a Gen 3 style frame with 'Commando' branding, a Gen 3 magazine paired with a Gen 5 follower, a plus-two extension on one magazine, and maritime spring cups. The firearm also includes an extended slide, distinguishing it from standard US market Glocks.

This video demonstrates the installation of Die Free Co's new base pads for AR-15 magazines, specifically compatible with Magpul Gen 3 magazines. The base pads offer a plus-two round capacity increase and feature texturing for improved grip and monopod-style stability. Multiple color options are available.

This video from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop explains how to increase magazine capacity using Glock factory plus-two extensions. It specifically addresses the needs of law enforcement officers who may be restricted by department policy from using aftermarket parts. The guide details the installation process, emphasizing the need for the extension, insert plate, and extra-power spring.

This guide details the installation of Xtech Tactical Plus-Two magazine extensions for the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield, increasing capacity by two rounds. The process involves disassembling the factory magazine, replacing the spring, and installing the new base plate. The reviewer, Russell Fagin (Sinestro Rifleman), demonstrates the installation on both 7 and 8-round magazines and confirms reliable function through dry and live-fire testing, noting a nominal price point of $20 per extension.