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Ed Brown Products Serrated Slide Backplate for M&P
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Most Helpful Positive Review Best quality slide backplate for the M&P m2.0
This is a minor part that doesn't effect function but if you want a cleaner perfectly flush fitting metal backplate for your M&P slide this is by far the best option, the Ed Brown M&P slide backplate is milled aluminum to exact specs and fits perfectly in place giving a clean higher quality look compared to the plastic OEM part, yes it may cost slightly more then other competitors but the quality you get from Ed Brown and exact fit is noticable, I'm very happy with this product.
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The best M&P Backplate there is - Trust Me Bro

by Sully C, Verified Owner from CT, United States Written on November 20, 2025
So I’ve tried 6 backplates for M&P: NDZ, Rook, Hyve Technologies, OEM, OEM rubberized, and this one. IMO hands down the best one is this Ed Brown Serrated. The Rook is nice because it’s flat if you like that look, just metal and flat, same with NDZ, but their spacing is a little tighter on Rook. Plus you can have different images on them if you wanted. Personally, I like my backplates serrated because I don’t want anything shining off the backplate, potentially causing a glare to be in my face. The Rubberized OEM backplate coming from the original M&P 2.0 full-size releases with the OG hinged trigger is well, decent, and you can stipple it to match whatever stipple you might have on the frame itself, which is a nice bonus; however, it too can cause minute glares on very sunny days, which is why I just prefer a serrated backplate all day. HIGHLY recommend the Ed Brown serrated even over my beloved tried-and-true Hyve Technologies backplate, which has a great little Hyve logo on it but still doesn’t compete to the serrated backplate.
Pros:
  • The best
  • serrated
  • anti-glare serrations
  • anti-glare
Cons:
  • None
Best Used for:
  • All applications
Would recommend: Yes
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Nice looking striker cover

by Mike, Verified Owner from CA, United States Written on October 7, 2025
Sweet looking striker cover, looks a lot classier than the stock plastic one!
Would recommend: Yes
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A decent upgrade from the original

by ZeurØsis, Verified Owner from IN, United States Written on August 26, 2025
Well made conservative looking backplate. I would say it’s a bit overpriced for what it is so minus one star. It’s definitely better than the cheap plastic stock plate.
Would recommend: Yes
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Last updated 2025-11-12 UTC.