Reviews & Ratings for Strike Industries Extended Magazine Plate For CZ — 9 reviews — Page 1

Doesn't work without modifications to pistol grip bottom, which I don't care to do. Or, you can shave 1/8 of an inch off the top of the extension. When you get it to lock in, it's difficult to release because there is so much pressure on the mag release slide. Causes significant delay in reload timing.

Strike Industries products never let me down. I am always satisfied and impressed with the functionality and fitment of their products.

Extended magazine plate is a perfect for those who want an additional ammunition to a magazine, can be easily modify if you intend to use it with a magwell.

The spring is junk use your factory spring no end plate unless you modify it to lay flat. Smooth the space where spring bottom plate went so to not catch up. Clearance the back to fit your platform and tada 15 20 minutes works perfectly.

First, I love SI products. They always have good ideas at a reasonable price. I have bought a lot of things from them. But this time, no, the product is bad.
First, the plastic body of this extension can't hold the screw in place.
Second, after you load more than 18 rounds in, the follower will stuck at the bottom of the mag, which won't out. This thing broke the follower in my factory mag.
SI must have a redesign or rephrase of the production, because it does not with a P10C.
2 stars is for the look, it does look good, but sadly it doesn't work.

Bought these to use through my p09 at the range. I knew what I was getting as far as build quality so that wasn't a shock. The install was easy enough after watching a 1 minute video on YouTube. They could of had actual instructions with it. The reason it gets a 1 star is the repeated failures at the range. The first mag failed to feed after only 2 shots. Pulled out the mag and the bullets were just sitting in the bottom. Flipped the mag and shook out 20 bullets yet the spring didn't return. Picked up the second mag and ran 2 full mags before it failed the same way. Threw them in my bad till I got home and finished running oem mags. When I did get around to fixing them, it require complete disassembly. The spring was binded at the bottom in the first and the second one had shot the follower halfway out the feed lips at some point while in my bag. Switched back to the original base plates and threw the kits in a junk drawer. I had low expectations for the price but these are worthless

I have tried an successful used on both the CZ82 double stack mags which adds four in 9x18.
But also on my canik double stack mag in 9mm Luger an adds five to the magazine. Nice product for the price