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Are these any longer than the standard mil-spec mag release buttons? — 3 Answers

by Emvee, from NV, United States Asked on October 20, 2021

Name Phase 5 Weapon Systems Inc Dimpled Magazine Release Buttons (4)
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Answered by Phase 5 WSI, Manufacturer from CA, United States, on October 31, 2024

Yes, these are slightly longer than a mil-spec button due to the face being a solid surface with a grip texture, while maintaining the same amount of threads. OAL of the PMR is .372" vs the mil-spec button .295"

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Answered by JosephFix, member, from MI, United States, on May 04, 2024

Yes, they will protrude over the raised fence on the lower, which runs the risk of accidental release of the magazine. Blind hole buttons should not be used with Mil-Spec bars. This button might work better in conjunction with a Battle Arms Development EMC or Forward Controls Designs LMC, which are shorter by a full turn.

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Answered by HKSTR, member, from AZ, United States, on January 23, 2024

Yes. After it’s fully seated, it sticks out quite a bit more than other mag release buttons.

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