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Promag S&W SD40_10_15 (U-12) This block is made from a Universal Pistol Limiter kit cut to #12

Promag S&W SD40_10_15 (U-12) This block installs at the base of the magazine

Promag S&W SD40_10_15 (U-12) This block is made for the Promag SD40 magazines only

Promag S&W SD40 Magblock 10/15 (.40)

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$6.59

Product code: Promag S&W_SD40_10_15(U-12)

Availability: In stock

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Quick Overview:

Smith & Wesson SD40 VE .40 Magblock 10 Round Limiters

- Fits 15 round Promag .40 SD40 magazines.
- New design installs at the base of the spring.
- Limits the magazine to 10 rounds of .40 cal.
- Held in place with spring tension or can be epoxied for a permanent modification.
- Lightweight, efficient design. - Tested with Promag S&W 15 Round Magazines.
- Save time and money, easier than pinning a magazine. Easily Block Magazines.

*Universal Pistol Limiter Instructions: Cut to #12 and glue flush at the bottom for 10/14 limiter. Slide lock is not used. When epoxy cures assemble magazine. The two parts of the universal limiter must be glued flush to prevent the locking plate from causing the limiter to shift sideways. #12 will show in the limiter window notch like in the photos. (Block purchased here already has this done).

This block is design for Promag S&W SD40 magazine only.

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Smith & Wesson SD40 .40 Magblock 10/15 Limiter

This Magblock fits the Pormag Smith & Wesson SD40 Family of 15 round .40cal magazines and will limit them to 10 rounds. New design easily installs at the base of the spring. It is held in place with spring tension alone or can be glued or epoxied if desired. May need to bend the bottom of the spring to fit in some cases.

*Universal Limiter Instructions: Cut to #12 with a hole drilled and glue flush at the bottom for 10/15 limiter. Slide lock is not used. When epoxy cures assemble magazine. The two parts of the universal limiter must be glued flush to prevent the locking plate from causing the limiter to shift sideways.