+2 extension works with the Taurus GX4 and its 13 round magazine with SMALL BACK STRAP on frame.

Lakeline LLC

+2 extension works with the Taurus GX4 and its 13 round magazine with SMALL BACK STRAP on frame.

$24.95
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SKU:
TA-15-GX4-STD-ASSY
UPC:
810142070829
Return Policy:
30 days
Shipping Details:
Free ground shipping on orders over $100, multiple options at checkout
Installation Difficulty:
Easy.
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Ergonomic and sturdy, this high quality +2 base plate and sleeve for use with the Taurus GX4 13 round magazines looks great and is sturdy.  Increases the capacity of your GX4 13 round magazine to 15 rounds. Does not work without the 13 round factory spring.  Printed on Mark Forged 3D printers for the best possible strength and appearance.
 
Have 15 rounds +1 when at the range, for backup, or whatever use you want.  Very comfortable shooting!
 
Designed to blend in with the frame when using the SMALL BACK STRAP included with the GX4.
 
Made with 2 parts, and front and rear, that lock together with an included 4-40 screw (uses a Phillips head screwdriver) so it doesn't pinch or move around on the magazine.
 
Magazine extension only.  Pistol and magazine only shown for illustration purposes.
 
Parts for Magazines Larger than 10 Rounds will not be sold in:
  • Washington State
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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  • 4
    A Must Have... though could use improvement

    Posted by Tactical Black on 3rd May 2023

    The 3D printed base plate I received was grayish in color (ashy), but I was able to correct it with a Silicon Rod & Reel cloth to make the black color shine. The must have +2 extension install was straight forward, however you really have to work at the set screw, because the pre-drilled holes are not tapped for the screw. I 1st spent several minutes tapping (no heat) the bottom of the base plate until the screw was flush, and then spent several more minutes tapping (no heat) the locking strap until flush. Save your palm, and fingers by using a .050 bit driver over the provided Allen key. There is a little bit of wiggle from the base plate & locking strap, but I don't believe it will be a problem, but time will tell. Lakeline: thanks for the feedback. The ashy stuff is the release agent from the 3D printing process. We try to remove, sorry it slipped through. Will work on hole. We have drop tested the heck out of this and it holds.

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