Magpul RANGER PLATES 3 Pack BLACK (5.56mm) for GI Mags

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(23 reviews)
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MAG020-BLK
Magpul RANGER PLATES 3 Pack BLACK (5.56mm) for GI Mags
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The Magpul® Ranger is a floorplate replacement for current issue USGI 30 round magazines that incorporates an integral loop, floorplate lock, and mag identifier. When installed on the base of a magazine, the Magpul Ranger provides unsurpassed speed and controllability during high stress, tactical magazine changes.
Loop made of pliable Santoprene overmolded onto a stainless steel plate.
Patended design based upon the tried and true para-cord loops and duct-tape tabs currently in use with special warfare units worldwide
 
Color: Black
3 Pack
Made in U.S.A
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23 Reviews

  • 5
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  • 5
    GI Ranger Plates

    Installation was easy. Softer rubber than I expected but not flimsy. BCM always great with everything!

  • 5
    Easy to manipulate magazines

    I use these for two reasons. They separate by feel my 5.56 magpul PMAGs and my aluminum 300 blackout mags. These make it very easy to to pull the mags out of pouches.

  • 4
    Flashy

    There was some excess flash on the rubber inside the loops. It was the work of a moment and a razor to get that taken care of, and the Ranger plates bring a more modern disassembly method to my USGI magazines.

  • 4
    Simplifying magazine replacement

    Having replaced the plates on BravoCompanyUSA Teflon 30 round magazines with these Ranger Plates rounds out the upgrade with the Magpul Enhanced Follower Gen2. The ~$12.00 magazine now has ~$9.00 in upgrades and behaves better than a costlier magazine (e.g. HK Maritime which was $50 retail).
    One issue that dinged it a star is that the part of the plate that goes against the spring is not cleanly cut from its die and is apparently a bit exact fit for the Teflon 30 round magazine, such that some light cutting is needed to ensure that the piece snaps into place when the grip plate is slid over the top. I recommend lightly pushing the spring side plate element into the magazine bottom with the grip plate, such that the larger clips are inserted first, then and the spring side plate can snap in place, locking the whole operation.