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AU Ambidextrous AR15/M4 Magazine Release
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$25.00
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$20.00
Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
- Buy 2 - 9 and get 5% off
- Buy 10 or above and get 10% off
Now both right and left hand shooters can get faster, easier reloads while keeping the rifle on target. A distinctive design that is the same size and configuration as the factory part; won't snag, resists accidental release and does not interfere with rifle function but allows you to activate the magazine release with the thumb of the non-firing hand. Drop-in installation. 100% designed and manufactured in the USA!
Features:
- 12L14 Solid Billet Steel
- Compatible with all AR15/M4/M16 rifles
- Installs the same as a factory magazine release
- Utilizes the original magazine release button
- Thoroughly tested and used as an OEM Part by Colt
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Reviews
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Excellent
Fit and finish are excellent, mag changes while shooting with the off-hand are much more convenient, the ambi part works the same as standard magazine release and isn't stiff like some after market parts tend to be. Worth the money
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Inexpensive upgrade
This was an inexpensive upgrade for my AR15 that is well built like everything AU makes. I also bought one of their ambi safety selectors, they really compliment one another, less than $50 for both. Great deal!
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Quality Knock off
I'm a left and thought i'd try an ambi mag release. I saw an $80 one made by Norgon, but i was unwilling to spend that much on a part i never really needed. Then i saw this one for $25 from AU and though it was worth the shot. Right off the bat, i can say that this is a quality knock off of the Norgon Mag Release. Upon receiving this part, I noticed that the finish was glossy, but quality, The external geometry is slightly different, where the Norgon appears to have some cuts in the metal to lighten the part. This is a good quality Knockoff of the Norgon Part. This part installed without issues and worked flawlessly during function checks. Releasing a magazine with my left index finger takes about the same amount of pressure as the button does with my right index finger. The magazines dropped freely and positively clicked when inserted. As of writing this review, I have not had any range time, but i believe it will perform well.