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Why customers choose this item
✓Fits CZ Scorpion EVO platform
✓High strength polymer build
✓Ambidextrous magazine release
✓Extended fins for operation
✓One handed magazine release
✓Black finish
Product highlights
Magazine release designed for CZ Scorpion EVO platform firearms
High strength polymer construction provides durability with reduced overall weight
Extended fins allow one handed magazine release operation using trigger finger
Ambidextrous design supports left and right side control access
Enhances reload speed by simplifying magazine disengagement process
Black finish provides consistent appearance with firearm components
Product description
The Strike Industries Magazine Release for CZ EVO is a magazine release designed for controlling magazine retention and release on CZ Scorpion EVO platforms. The Strike Industries Magazine Release for CZ EVO features extended fins to support one-handed operation.
This magazine release is constructed from high-strength polymer and includes ambidextrous control surfaces positioned along the trigger guard. It is designed to replace the factory release using the existing interface on CZ Scorpion EVO platforms. The Strike Industries Magazine Release for CZ EVO enables actuation using the trigger finger without requiring a second hand. This product is used for releasing detachable magazines during reload procedures. In typical setups, the component installs into the lower assembly and interfaces directly with the magazine catch mechanism for consistent function.
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