SPEED Magazine Catch Button with Tool - Silver
SPEED Magazine Catch Button with Tool - Silver is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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SPEED Magazine Catch Button with Tool - Silver
Description
Description
If you've ever stripped down an M4 AEG, you'll know the fiddly bit: holding the mag release button in with one thumb while unscrewing the catch from the other side, often leaving a scratch on the receiver as the button slips. This silver magazine catch button from SPEED Airsoft takes that hassle away.
A rotating ring inside the button lets you thread it on and off the catch with the supplied tool, without pressing the button into the receiver at all. It's CNC machined from aluminium in Canada, and the bright silver finish gives your rifle a custom look that stands out against a black receiver.
Key specs
- Brand: SPEED Airsoft (made in Canada)
- Colour: silver
- Material: CNC machined aluminium
- SPEED install tool included
- Fits: M4/M16 style magazine catches with a threaded button and shaft
Please check before ordering: this will not fit Tokyo Marui style catches, which use a small screw to hold the button in place.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will the SPEED mag catch button fit my M4?
Will the SPEED mag catch button fit my M4?
It fits most M4/M16 AEGs and GBBs whose mag catch uses a threaded release button and shaft. It doesn't fit Tokyo Marui style catches that hold the button with a small screw.
Is the tool included?
Is the tool included?
Yes. The SPEED tool you need to fit and remove the button comes in the pack.
Why use this instead of the standard button?
Why use this instead of the standard button?
It lets you remove the mag catch without pushing the button into the receiver, so it's quicker and you avoid scratching the finish.
