Timber Creek Outdoors GL43XEMRBB Glock 43X Extended Magazine Release Anodized Burnt Bronze AluminumTimber Creek Outdoor Inc$27.20
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Timber Creek Outdoor Inc
A Glock 17/19 extended magazine release doesn't sound like much—but anyone who's run a pistol hard knows that fumbling for a mag drop under pressure or stress costs precious seconds. The Timber Creek Outdoors GLEMRBB extended magazine release replaces your factory lever with a larger, easier-to-reach platform that sits further out from the frame. Built from anodized aluminum in a burnt bronze finish, it's durable enough for daily carry and aggressive range sessions alike, while the finish resists corrosion and looks good doing it.
Drop-free magazine compatibility and consistent performance matter whether you're training for defensive readiness, competing, or just running drills at your local range. This is a straightforward upgrade: swap out your factory release, and suddenly mag changes feel more natural and faster. No gunsmithing required, no compatibility guessing games—it's designed specifically for the Glock 17 and Glock 19 platform.
Timber Creek makes parts for shooters who want their guns to work a little better and feel a little more personal. If you've been thinking about upgrading your mag release but don't want to reinvent the wheel, this is the kind of small mod that compounds into better performance over time.
| Manufacturer | Timber Creek Outdoors |
| Model | GLEMRBB |
| Material | Anodized aluminum |
| Finish | Burnt bronze |
| Fits | Glock 17, Glock 19 |
Yes—the Timber Creek GLEMRBB is designed specifically for the Glock 17 and Glock 19 platform and is a direct replacement for the factory mag release.
The extended release is designed to provide drop-free magazine performance and will work with standard Glock 17/19 magazines.
No—this is a direct factory replacement and requires no gunsmithing or special tools. Installation is straightforward for most shooters familiar with basic pistol disassembly.
An extended release sits further out from the frame, making it easier to reach and manipulate during magazine changes. This can improve speed and consistency, especially during training or high-stress situations.
Timber Creek Outdoor Inc
A Glock 17/19 extended magazine release doesn't sound like much—but anyone who's run a pistol hard knows that fumbling for a mag drop under pressure or stress costs precious seconds. The Timber Creek Outdoors GLEMRBB extended magazine release replaces your factory lever with a larger, easier-to-reach platform that sits further out from the frame. Built from anodized aluminum in a burnt bronze finish, it's durable enough for daily carry and aggressive range sessions alike, while the finish resists corrosion and looks good doing it.
Drop-free magazine compatibility and consistent performance matter whether you're training for defensive readiness, competing, or just running drills at your local range. This is a straightforward upgrade: swap out your factory release, and suddenly mag changes feel more natural and faster. No gunsmithing required, no compatibility guessing games—it's designed specifically for the Glock 17 and Glock 19 platform.
Timber Creek makes parts for shooters who want their guns to work a little better and feel a little more personal. If you've been thinking about upgrading your mag release but don't want to reinvent the wheel, this is the kind of small mod that compounds into better performance over time.
| Manufacturer | Timber Creek Outdoors |
| Model | GLEMRBB |
| Material | Anodized aluminum |
| Finish | Burnt bronze |
| Fits | Glock 17, Glock 19 |
Yes—the Timber Creek GLEMRBB is designed specifically for the Glock 17 and Glock 19 platform and is a direct replacement for the factory mag release.
The extended release is designed to provide drop-free magazine performance and will work with standard Glock 17/19 magazines.
No—this is a direct factory replacement and requires no gunsmithing or special tools. Installation is straightforward for most shooters familiar with basic pistol disassembly.
An extended release sits further out from the frame, making it easier to reach and manipulate during magazine changes. This can improve speed and consistency, especially during training or high-stress situations.