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SKU: 100026252
Designed for AR-15, M4, and M16 platforms, this ambidextrous magazine release gives shooters the option to drop the magazine with either hand, supporting quicker reloads without changing their firing position. It is especially practical for left-handed users, while right-handed shooters can use the non-firing hand to operate the release. The unit is described as easy to install and built to help reduce snagging and accidental release, though it is sold as the release only and does not include the button or spring.
Ambidextrous Design
Lets either hand release the
Supports Faster
Reloads while keeping the rifle
Useful Left-handed
Shooters and non-firing-hand operation
Simple Installation
Replaces the existing magazine latch
Compatible Ar-15,
AR-15, M4, and M16 rifles
| Accidental Release Resistance | Resists accidental release |
|---|---|
| Button Included | false |
| Compatibility | AR-15 / M4 / M16 rifles and pistols |
| Function | Ambidextrous magazine release |
| Handedness | Ambidextrous |
| Included Components | Release only |
| Installation | Replaces existing magazine latch |
| Material | Steel |
| Snag Resistance | Won't snag |
| Spring Included | false |
The product description says it is compatible with AR-15, M4, and M16 rifles and pistols.
Yes. The product is described as an ambidextrous magazine release that lets you drop the magazine with either hand.
No. The description says this is the release only; the button and spring are not included.
The long description says installation is simple: unscrew the existing AR-15 magazine latch, drop this ambidextrous release in its place, and it is ready to use.
Yes. The description specifically notes that it is a huge benefit to left-handed shooters, and it also lets right-handed shooters drop the magazine with the non-firing hand.