does this add any rounds to your mag
135701
No, it slides over a Glock 19 magazine, so it is flush while using the glock 19 magazine in a glock 26. If you want a full grip on your Glock 26, buy this adapter and a glock 19 (15 round) magazine.
135702
No just gives an extra grip. I use a glock 23 magazine in a glock 27 and have a full grip
135703
Yes it does add rounds to your mag but it depends on what type of handgun it is. Go to x-grips.com for more info.
135704
No, it does not. This slides onto the magazine and fills the gap created by using a larger (longer) capacity magazine. (i.e., using a 13 round G23 mag on a G27 that comes with a 9 round mag) The higher capacity comes from using a different (larger) magazine.
135705
Nope. Well, sort of. If you put a full size magazine into a compact or sub-compact Glock, you still have the short grip with a longer magazine sticking out. This spacer slides onto the bottom part of the magazine & fills the gap between the bottom of your (sub) compact gun and the bottom of the magazine. Using a full size magazine in the smaller Glock gives you the same capacity as the full size model, so yes, it does kind of give you more capacity.
129141
No, it doesn't. However, if you cock it after you chambered one round in it, it will add another bb in the chamber and so on. I don't recommend doing that as it causes damage to it. I found that out accidently.
2024864
I dont know The results are variable with the ruger magazines. Much depends on the angle you hold the mag plus the typw of ammo you use. There are days where a whole clips worth 10 rds fills the mag in 10 sec other times it takes a little work. I'd say if you have the money spend it but its not a replacement for someone else loading your mags. PS get one of those little mag loaders that pull on the clip follower (the little button on the side) to save on your thumbs/\. I have both and that works for me.
132302
No. It only works with the pistol magazines. But butler creek sells one that works on all dif. Capacity mags for the 10/22.
1402092
The mag I have has six screws holding it together, so yes; but if you remove the fake rounds, you may have pry marks, broken stems and adhesive showing.
103431
Sorry, I only have the metal mags that came with the rifle. It works great with those.
1955524
Don't know. My .32 PPP does nice in it. Like the magnetic closure. Has space for 5 extra rounds.
1258588
Yes it does. It is also easily removed to place a turret for another caliber...a neat feature for such a reasonably priced press.
1561262
Yes. As long as they are fully loaded. Otherwise it will depress your thumb nub on the side of the mag and dumb your rounds everywhere.
1204310
No it does not. But it is a good investment. It is accurate, and fun to use. The only thing I don't like, is you have to reload it every time you want to use it. It only allows one shot at a time. It is a good pellet gun, and has lots of different kinds of pellets to use with it.
1867459
no this is an M4/M16/AR15 style mag, AK's have a different style mag well where the mag is inserted.
1269809
Yes it does. The first stroke re-sizes the brass the second stroke primes and expands the case mouth and if you have the auto disc powder measure it adds powder. the third stroke seats the bullet.
2098937
It works really well with the 25 round ruger mag. I find the 10 round mag a little more difficult to load, but still easier than hand loading.
1971358
Yes it comes with one Co2 mag which holds 22+1 rounds (I only load 20+1 for realism) and most of the weight of the gun comes from the mag which everything including the magazine lips are full metal. which is a good thing if you drop the mag by accident.
1526588
I added it to mine, but it's difficult to answer your question since I never shot any rounds without it. My wife and I will shoot 100+ rounds per session with no problems and it seems to help cool it quicker, but I can't give you any scientific facts or experience before I added it.
520475
It should not. While I have not tested it myself, it does not prevent the user from gripping the magazine baseplate and pulling it out after engaging the mag release.
971425
The magazine extension adds 2 rounds, however there are aftermarket magazines that sell for 1/3 the price and work just as well. I don't know of any Federal requirements.