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Yes only on my ARs that have shell catchers
For what? It’s kind of a good thing releasing the magazine requires a definite press.
If the customer asks for it. We found that an extended magazine release is especially helpful with many featureless grips here in Cali.
Not likely. Just another attachment to worry about keeping tight when shtf. Does no good lost somewhere.
Not unless you got pretzel nugget for trigger finger
Game and Lay
I run the Magpul extended release on all of my rifles
No. My fingers have no problem reaching it.
That will pop a mag quick on kit if it's for comp then go for it just beware buyer
This makes it super nice and easy to use. Small finger people will really appreciate it
I use standard stuff so I don't have proprietary stuff on my guns so I can fix them easier but to each his own. If it's for SD keep it stock but Gucci is whatever.
I do an have for years
If it's for a range toy, gaming gun or race gun,sure ! Absolutely!
If it's for hunting in anything but wide open spaces or stationary hunting In a treestand or ground blind, defense, utility or survival no thanks. It's a liability because it essentially makes the receiver "fencing" pointless. There's a reason we went from slab sided lowers to partial fence to full fence over just a couple of years during the Vietnam conflict. When it's easier to manipulate the controls , it's easier to inadvertently hit them or snag them too.
Looks cool but I can see your mag ejected after pressing it up against your body
Personally, no. Training with the standard parts is more ideal.