Details
Details
The Magpul L-Plate is a floorplate replacement for current issue aluminum USGI 30-round magazines that incorporates a rubberized pad. Bumper pad is made of durable Santoprene rubber overmolded onto a stainless steel plate.
NOTE: The L-Plate will not fit the PMAG or EMAG.
Features:
- Rapid and controlled magazine handling
- Flexible material protects magazine base from impact
- Integrated holes for use with para-cord loops
Specifications
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.Ratings & Reviews
5 reviews
Works great on USGI and Duramags!
by Adam
The Duramags SS are by far my favorite magazines but the base plates are a little sharp and they can scratch easily. These L-Plates solve all the problems related to metal USGI, type magazines. The only odd part is that I feel these are a little over priced for what they are. Magpul products are usually an incredible value but $26 for 3 of these bumpers is kind of alot. For 26 dollars, I would expect a 5 or 6 pack, not just a 3 pack.
Great addition to GI mags
by Joseph -
I’ve started swapping my GI baseplates out to these for a little extra weight to help drop free and because my range has a lot of rock and concrete, helps them from getting so beat up. Would recommend!
A classy upgrade for your prosaic steel mags
by Derek Jensen -
A few years back I bought a box full of steel mags from a guy for a good deal. After inspecting the mags I saw that the mags were in various conditions, some being questionable as to their dependability to properly feed my AR. I have shot with mags before where the flat steel factory base plate had been dented, dinged or twisted and was causing a feed issue for what ever reason. With these Magpul L plates I don't run into that issue. Furthermore, they are great at protecting the magazine when you drop it out for a speed reload. I wouldn't stop with just these baseplates though, Magpul's anti-tilt follower is a must have as well.
Used these since there inception.
by M Wilson
I started using these not long after they came out, back when they were called Lumpy plates, back when Ar15.com was an untamed mess of a website full of great information and troll-fueled arguments. I consider this a must-have add-on for mil-spec magazines. I'm an LEO weapons instructor and I run mil-spec mags for all of my personal rifles. These plates do not come off when installed properly and every magazine I have with these has never been damaged when ejected onto the range tarmac. If you run mil-spec aluminum mags, you should be running these plates.
works
by burlie
Does what I need it to