MarkPRO Extended Magazine Bumper for Ruger® Mark IV 22/45 (2-Pack)

TANDEMKROSS

$24.99
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SKU:
1926N0237BLK1
Weight:
0.50 Ounces
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Ruger® MKIV™ 22/45™ Magazine Bumper Instructions

 

At a glance:

  • Oversized bumper improves consistency of positive magazine seating
  • Lateral grip pulls make pulling from magazine well easy
  • Zytel® based bumpers offer the ultimate strength and durability

 

*Includes two base pads per order.*

The Ruger® Mark IV™ 22/45™ has become a favorite rimfire pistol among competitive shooters, but the flush surface on the magazine base pads can be challenging for competitors, making it harder to consistently seat the magazine properly and causing unnecessary delays.

The TANDEMKROSS MarkPRO Extended Magazine Bumpers for Ruger® Mark IV™ 22/45™ offers an oversized, textured Zytel® grip, allowing the user to easily bump the magazine into place for positive, consistent magazine seatings. Should the magazine get stuck, the extended base pad allow for easy pulling from the magazine well for faster magazine changes.

These drop-in Mark IV™ 22/45™ accessories attach to the bottom of the factory magazine without any glue or gunsmithing - installing in minutes! This simple Mark IV 22/45 upgrade is ideal for competitive speed shooters or any Ruger® MarkIV™ 22/45™ or Ruger® Mark IV™ 22/45™ LITE owner looking to improve the firearm’s reliability. Improve your older pistols with this upgrade, too! These magazine bumpers are also compatible with Ruger® Mark III™ 22/45™ and Ruger® Mark II™ 22/45™ models!

Supported Models:

  • Ruger® Mark IV™ 22/45™
  • Ruger® Mark IV™ 22/45™ Tactical
  • Ruger® Mark IV™ 22/45™ LITE
  • Ruger® Mark III™ 22/45™
  • Ruger® Mark III™ 22/45™ LITE
  • Ruger® Mark II™ 22/45™

Don't forget, all TANDEMKROSS products are Made in the USA and come with a LIFETIME guarantee!

102 Reviews

  • 5
    Love these

    Posted by Enrico Carini on 18th Feb 2020

    I really love these. Super easy install, they finish off the bottom of the grip really nice and they have a little grab spot to clear a stuck mag just in case. This is how the mags should’ve come from the factory

  • 5
    markpro

    Posted by jonathon on 13th Dec 2019

    works great, so much easier to use mags now, much better grip.

  • 5
    Mag Bumpers

    Posted by Leo Chavez on 8th Dec 2019

    Works as intended. And was easy to install. Great customer service. My 1st order was lost. They replaced it with no problems.

  • 5
    Magazine floorplat extensions

    Posted by John on 3rd Nov 2019

    A must for every 22/45 ... especially when using thick grips

  • 5
    Bumpers

    Posted by Michael on 9th Oct 2019

    Excellent product excellent customer service

  • 5
    Great improvement

    Posted by Jerry Nowlin on 4th Oct 2019

    I just got a new Mark IV to go along with my Mark III. These bumpers let me make all my existing magazines work with both pistols. Plus they make for a much more positive magazine insertion. A great addition to my Ruger pistols.

  • 5
    So nice

    Posted by Mikek on 21st Sep 2019

    I purchased 4 of these and it's amazing how fast you can strip a mag out and reload they are not to bulky.but just the write size.

  • 5
    MarkPRO Mag Bumpers for Ruger 22/45 LITE

    Posted by Steve in Texas on 8th Sep 2019

    Absolutely PERFECT!! I bought 10 of these for my Ruger Mark IV LITE. The bumper pads are very simple to install. They perform exactly as they were advertised. I HIGHLY recommend them!

  • 5
    "MarkPRO" Magazine Bumpers for Ruger® MKIV™ 22/45™ (2-PACK)

    Posted by Dave Healey on 10th Aug 2019

    Pads are nice but have a design flaw that causes failures to feed problems. The location/ANGLE of the hole for the guide rod in the base pad is incorrect. This causes the recoil spring to rub on the mag body. It is easy to check. Take a mag and remove the spring & follower, install base pad, take a rod the same size as the hole in the base pad and insert into the bottom of the base pad to see if it lines up with the spring channel of the mag or is it angled towards the back of the mag. The binding of the recoil spring causes failures to feed problems.