Price history at Shooting Surplus
Recorded at Shooting Surplus since Oct 9, 2026: low $7.46 (Oct 26, 2026), high $8.09 (Oct 9, 2026). Last checked Nov 8, 2026.
Product Description
The Pearce Grip PGMPS+ Magazine Extension is a premium accessory designed to enhance the performance and handling of your S&W M&P Shield and M&P Shield M2.0 firearms. Crafted from durable polymer with a sleek black finish, this magazine extension seamlessly integrates with your existing setup, providing an additional 1-inch gripping surface for improved control and comfort. Engineered to replace the standard magazine floor plate, it offers an increased capacity, adding two extra rounds for 9mm Luger and one additional round for .40 S&W, making it an essential upgrade for those seeking enhanced firepower without compromising on space. The innovative PEARCELOCK mechanism ensures a secure attachment, maintaining the integrity and reliability of your magazine during use. This extension is particularly beneficial for those using 7-round magazines, as it allows them to hold up to 9 rounds, closely matching the dimensions of factory 8-round magazines. While it is a versatile addition to most M&P Shield models, it is important to note that it is not compatible with S&W Shield 45 ACP, EZ FRAMES, or "PLUS" FRAMES. With its thoughtful design and practical enhancements, the Pearce Grip PGMPS+ Magazine Extension is an ideal choice for firearm enthusiasts looking to optimize their shooting experience. Whether for personal defense or recreational shooting, this extension offers a perfect blend of functionality and style, making it a must-have accessory for your firearm collection.
Pearce Grip PGMPS+ Magazine Extension made of Polymer with Texture Black Finish & 1" Gripping Surface for S&W M&P Shield, M&P Shield M2.0 (Adds 2rds 9mm Luger, 1rd 40 S&W)
$7.46
In Stock
at Shooting Surplus
Price checked 4 days ago
Product Details
Brand
Pearce Grip
MPN
PGMPS+
Price history at Shooting Surplus
Recorded at Shooting Surplus since Oct 9, 2026: low $7.46 (Oct 26, 2026), high $8.09 (Oct 9, 2026). Last checked Nov 8, 2026.