Well...there is nothing like installing new parts and not getting the chance to thoroughly test them before you get to a match. I picked up the Titan after installing the Hive grip. I felt that the contour of the Hive warranted the installation of an "upgraded" release as it was difficult to manipulate with the stock release. So...install, dry fire practice, mag change practice...match time... My release came with two tabs. One a tear drop shape, the other a circle. I installed the tear drop based upon the videos I saw and the pictures available of other installations. Once the buzzer went off...I encountered a whole other experience. My grip was in direct contact with the release. The magazine dropped mid string. I had to grip in a weird way to even finish. The product itself is a great item. You will need to take the time to thoroughly position the tear drop tab (or run the circle) to prevent accidental magazine drops. There is nothing worse than suffering the anticipation of a failure with a gun you don't trust in the middle of the match. Tune the part and you will love it.

This is a great piece for quick mag changes. Just watch how your grip with your left hand or you might accidentally bump it. Not that I've done that yet.......

The item is of high quality, works as intended and is easy to install. However, being a left handed shooter, it interferes with accessing the trigger making it unusable.

Did not work well kept hanging up.

Tandemkross makes the best upgrades for the Victory. I have the Rosewood grips, Halo, base pads, trigger, Titan mag release and plus 1 mag followers (for my 6 mags). Total perfection!

I really like it. It is right there under my thumb if I need to use it and it doesn't interfere with one-handed or two-handed grips. But .... it protrudes a bit out of the grip. Could it snag if used in a holster? I don't use holsters but it's something to think about.

This extended magazine release is larger and can be positioned by rotating wherever the shooter likes. This makes magazine ejection much easier and faster for competition. You must be more aware when shooting not to accidentally hit the release. I would prefer that this release be not quite so high, but I love the ability to move it around and the shape and texture. For me it protrudes about 1/32" too high tot be perfect. I would like the option of setting the height along with the position.

After I installed this mag release, I found it much easier to access the button. However, after several magazine changes my right thumb was hurting from the sharp edges on the circumference of the new button. I took a small file, smoothed the edge and it then felt fine. Also, on my next two visits to the range, I dropped the magazine once on each visit while shooting. I'm a right handed shooter and the problem was that when I gripped the gun (stock grips) tightly (two handed), the right side of my left thumb, which rests on top of the mag release button, would push in enough on the button to drop the magazine. I have since replaced the new button with the old. I "think" that if the new, extended button were about 1/8" closer to the grip, this would no longer be a problem.

Really like the larger release, problem is the Hunter holster i useis still tight and pushes the mag release thus ejecting the mag