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Tyrant Cnc
The Tyrant CNC G3 Extended Magazine Release for Glock Gen 3 full-frame 9mm pistols (models 17–39) upgrades one of the most-used controls on your handgun. CNC-machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, this extended mag release preserves the feel and look of your Glock while making magazine ejection faster and more positive—especially useful if you're running drills, competing, or simply want better control during reloads.
Stock Glock mag releases work fine, but they're small and flush. Tyrant's design raises the profile slightly and adds smooth chamfered edges, giving your thumb a bigger, more accessible target. That extra leverage and surface area mean you can dump a magazine decisively without fumbling, even under stress or if you're wearing gloves. The engineering is straightforward: it functions identically to the OEM release, so there's no learning curve or reliability risk—just a direct improvement in ergonomics and handling speed.
Installation is a simple swap; no gunsmithing required. If you shoot any Gen 3 Glock 9mm in the 17–39 range and want to tighten up your manual of arms, this is a low-cost, high-return upgrade that belongs in your kit.
| Brand | Tyrant CNC |
| Product | G3 Extended Magazine Release |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Aerospace-grade aluminum |
| Fitment | Gen 3 full-frame Glock 9mm (models 17–39) |
| Does Not Fit | Glock 36, 42, 43, 43X |
It fits all Gen 3 full-frame 9mm Glocks, including models 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 34, 35, and 39. It does not fit the Glock 36, 42, 43, or 43X.
No. The Tyrant extended mag release is a drop-in replacement for the OEM mag release and requires no modification to your pistol.
The extended design raises the profile and adds chamfered edges, giving your thumb more surface area and better leverage for faster, more deliberate magazine ejection. Function is identical to OEM, so reliability is not affected.
This is an extended magazine release only. It upgrades the mag eject button on the left side of your grip; it does not affect the slide release lever.
Tyrant Cnc
The Tyrant CNC G3 Extended Magazine Release for Glock Gen 3 full-frame 9mm pistols (models 17–39) upgrades one of the most-used controls on your handgun. CNC-machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, this extended mag release preserves the feel and look of your Glock while making magazine ejection faster and more positive—especially useful if you're running drills, competing, or simply want better control during reloads.
Stock Glock mag releases work fine, but they're small and flush. Tyrant's design raises the profile slightly and adds smooth chamfered edges, giving your thumb a bigger, more accessible target. That extra leverage and surface area mean you can dump a magazine decisively without fumbling, even under stress or if you're wearing gloves. The engineering is straightforward: it functions identically to the OEM release, so there's no learning curve or reliability risk—just a direct improvement in ergonomics and handling speed.
Installation is a simple swap; no gunsmithing required. If you shoot any Gen 3 Glock 9mm in the 17–39 range and want to tighten up your manual of arms, this is a low-cost, high-return upgrade that belongs in your kit.
| Brand | Tyrant CNC |
| Product | G3 Extended Magazine Release |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Aerospace-grade aluminum |
| Fitment | Gen 3 full-frame Glock 9mm (models 17–39) |
| Does Not Fit | Glock 36, 42, 43, 43X |
It fits all Gen 3 full-frame 9mm Glocks, including models 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 34, 35, and 39. It does not fit the Glock 36, 42, 43, or 43X.
No. The Tyrant extended mag release is a drop-in replacement for the OEM mag release and requires no modification to your pistol.
The extended design raises the profile and adds chamfered edges, giving your thumb more surface area and better leverage for faster, more deliberate magazine ejection. Function is identical to OEM, so reliability is not affected.
This is an extended magazine release only. It upgrades the mag eject button on the left side of your grip; it does not affect the slide release lever.
