This Cmmg, Inc AR15, Ambi Magazine Catch works in place of a standard magazine catch to allow left-handed shooters to drop their mag without having to switch to their right hand for the mag release. The experts at CMMG built these Gun Parts from lightweight steel and allow for easy magazine swaps, and they are securely held in place with no need for springs or forward assists. The Cmmg, Inc AR-15 Ambidextrous Magazine Catch goes in place of a standard magazine catch to allow left-handed shooters drop their mag without having to switch to their right hand for the magazine release. Install a Cmmg, Inc AR-15 Ambidextrous Magazine Catch w/ Right-Hand that works with your weapon platform of choice. Specifications for Cmmg, Inc AR15, Ambi Magazine Catch: Manufacturer: CMMG Gun Model: AR-15 Gun Type: Rifle Condition: New Package Contents: Cmmg, Inc AR15, Ambi Magazine Catch
6 reviews for Cmmg, Inc AR15, Ambi Magazine Catch
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Johnnycubed –
Lefties get the reloading speed of righties when using this ambidextrous mag release. It literally took me less than 2 minutes to install without tools. There's no excuse for non ambidextrous rifles today, and this well made device from a reputable manufacturer eliminates any doubt
Jon –
This product works flawlessly and is super simple. The strike industries one is an inferior product in my mind. It is easy to drop a mag (some filing might be needed) and holds a mag securely. What else
Myles –
The part works well and feels super sturdy. It installs just like your regular mag catch too. Only issue I've run into is depending on your choice of bolt release, the bottom of the release might interfere with release. So far though, I've had no accidental releases running drills. It plays very nicely with standard "ping pong paddle" releases.Overall, I really like the simplicity of it a lot. If you don't have a lower that is specifically built with Ambidextrous controls in mind, this is a great way to add the versatility to any lower that is fast becoming the norm.
Theoboom –
This is my favorite left side mag catch, i have tried several including KAC and other “name brand” alternatives. From an aesthetics point it blends in to AR receiver, almost looks milspec. From a functionality perspective it operates smooth, no hangups or catching on the lower
Mystoniebaby –
I have Norgon's on several lowers. It's the only ambi mag release I use, until now. The Cmmg isn't billet like the Norgon, but it's still really good quality. Dimensionally they are identical (I'm a machinist, so I'm anal about that shyte). It's either a casting or forging, but doesn't have the production markings to be a MIM part. The spring is maybe 5%-10% weaker, but it's imperceptible when in use. The serrations are defined without being too sharp, unlike cheaper clones which are hot garbage. It's actually darker black than the OG, for all the matchy matchy snobs. At 40% of the cost of the original, I don't think I'll be buying another Norgon unless the Cmmg has a catastrophic failure.
rob coop –
Just installed it, did a couple dry mag changes to see how well it works and i think im about to order a bunch more. I used a stock milspec geissele spring bc its what was already installed and i noticed some giys say it was too stiff bc of that but it seems to work really well in this run of the muck milspec lower. If anything changes ill update this but i really like so far.