PSA Micro Dagger Mag Catch Upgrade & Install: Easy, Step By Step Guide - Glock 43x or 48

Published on June 14, 2024
Duration: 3:15

This guide provides a step-by-step process for upgrading the magazine catch on a PSA Micro Dagger. It details the necessary tools, including a curved pick and needle-nose pliers, and outlines the procedure for removing the old catch and installing a new one. The video also touches on compatibility with Glock 43X/48 parts and material considerations for aftermarket catches.

Quick Summary

Installing an aftermarket magazine catch on your PSA Micro Dagger is straightforward. You'll need a curved pick and needle-nose pliers. Ensure the firearm is unloaded, remove the slide, then carefully disengage and remove the magazine catch spring. Install the new catch, reinsert the spring, and perform a function check.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Tired of Stock Mag Release?
  2. 00:24Choosing Your Mag Catch Upgrade
  3. 01:35Tools Needed for Installation
  4. 01:46Step-by-Step Installation Guide
  5. 02:36Function Check & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to install a PSA Micro Dagger magazine catch?

You will need a curved pick to help disengage the spring from the old catch and a pair of needle-nose pliers to fully remove the spring and then reinsert it into the new catch.

Are Glock 43X/48 magazine catches compatible with the PSA Micro Dagger?

Yes, the video states that any magazine catch made for the Glock 43X or Glock 48 should work in your PSA Micro Dagger, simplifying aftermarket options.

What are the potential downsides of metal aftermarket magazine catches?

Metal catches, like aluminum or steel, can increase wear on the magazine shelf of your stock polymer magazines over time. Using steel magazines can help mitigate this wear.

How do I remove the old magazine catch from a PSA Micro Dagger?

First, remove the slide. Then, use a curved pick to slide the mag catch spring out of its groove, followed by needle-nose pliers to pull the spring completely out. The catch will then slide out.

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