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Product OverviewThe Battle Arms Development BAD-EMR-OD Enhanced Magazine Release is crafted from precision CNC machined billet 7075-T6 aluminum, providing superior durability and performance. Unlike standard releases, this model features a unique fully solid V-shaped button face with horizontal serrations that enhance grip and control during magazine changes. The anodized finish ensures longevity and resistance to wear.Intended UseThis enhanced magazine release is designed for tactical shooters and AR-15 enthusiasts who demand reliability and efficiency in their firearm operations.Who It Is ForThis product is ideal for responsible gun owners looking to upgrade their AR-15 magazine release for improved ergonomics and functionality. Those seeking a lightweight alternative may prefer a standard model with different specifications.Key FeaturesHigh-Quality Material: Made from billet 7075-T6 aluminum for enhanced strength and durability.Ergonomic Design: Features a concave V-Groove button face that centers the index finger for better control.Improved Grip: Horizontal serrations minimize slippage while allowing for efficient retraction of the finger.Lightweight Construction: Skeletonized back design offsets weight while maintaining functionality.Versatile Compatibility: Fits all lower receivers designed for mil-spec magazine release buttons.Real-World UseWhether you are in a competition or at the range, the BAD-EMR-OD allows quick and reliable magazine changes, ensuring you stay focused on your performance. Its ergonomic design makes it an excellent choice for high-paced environments where every second counts.

Battle Arms Development BAD-EMR-OD Enhanced Magazine Release, Olive Drab Green

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