PMM Oversized Magazine Release Button for SCAR
$40.00
Product Details
Unlike other manufacturers on the market, PMM has designed the SCAR magazine release button to contour the lower of the SCAR perfectly and does not protrude above the factory magazine release button cage– eliminating any extra potential for unwanted magazine ejections if bumped.
Not only does the PMM SCAR Magazine Release Button give the shooter precious extra surface area on the vertical face, it kicks down allowing the shooter to transition directly from the trigger to the magazine release button without having to stretch for it.
Compatible with the FN SCAR 16, 17, 20, SC, and 15P.
Product Features:
- 1x PMM SCAR Oversized Magazine Button
- Finished in a 8625 type 3 class 2 industry standard hardcoat in FDE or Black
- 1x Spare 2mm roll pin included
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Installation is simple and is done in minutes.
- No permanent modifications to the rifle.
- Light weight only .11 oz with Roll Pin.
- Does not contact any critical components of the SCAR lower receiver during articulation
- Made in the USA
- THE PMM SCAR Oversized Magazine release button has been designed specifically for the OEM lower and does not work on aftermarket lowers with proprietary magazine button cage changes.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, FDE |
46 reviews for PMM Oversized Magazine Release Button for SCAR
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Keith (verified owner) –
Part works as advertised. Like some others have said, it was a slight pain in the ass to install as you have to line it up perfectly with the hole in the stock scar post all while not fully pressing the spring in. Tried myself but after several mins, had my wife start the roll pin as I held the button in line & slightly pressed in. Looks great and functions as it should. Quality part for sure. Maybe instead of a roll pin, which are usually a pain in the ass to drive no matter what parts are being installed, how ’bout a small set screw?