I just installed these for my son's 2.0 and they are great quality, easy to install. Two things I would like to see added for the price of this product is a longer spring and the tool to remove the screws.
I tried to post a review for this product on their website, but it did not let me. I also noticed nothing on their website has a review, so it must be a glitch in their system. I am posting it here so the company and everyone buying can see my experience: I don't say any of this to bash this company or product, in fact it is just the opposite. I love this product and company and have recommended it / them to several friends and coworkers. I do, however, think several improvements can be made. First and foremost, watch the install video. This will make your install much simpler (filing down your feeders is a must, but you don't need much). Here are the main problems I had. First, it is sold as a 9mm +6 extension. In reality, yes you can fit 23 in the magazine. However, with the slide forward, you would have to use a hammer to get a 23 round magazine to lock into the gun (23+1 was impossible for me). With the slide locked to the rear, it seats with no problem. This just is not practical for a duty carry magazine though. To solve this, I just went to +5 (22). It still fit snug with the slide forward, but with much less force required to seat. This brings me to my second issue. The install video recommends you "stretch the factory spring" to give more force for the increased capacity. Please don't do that. I was getting a failure to slide lock on about 80% of my final shots for both magazines, even with the springs stretched. I never had a feeding issue, but the failure to lock is also not acceptable for a duty carry gun. I upgraded to a plus power spring (you can find them relatively cheap elsewhere) and it solved the issue with no problem. Further, the factory springs had returned to the normal size when I removed them. Unfortunately, the plus power springs reduced the capacity to +5 (the same issue previously mentioned above persisted, so I carry with +4 (21) now). 21+1 is still better than 17+1, but it isn't 23+1 obviously; however, despite the capacity reduction, this is the only safe way to duty carry these IMO. This is just my two cents in what I experienced with the two I purchased. As far as the pros: this company is great to first responders, so I appreciate their support. Also, the exterior profile is great. It looks much nicer than the other ones I have seen floating around from other companies (including more expensive versions from more well-known brands). The side grooves make for easier and faster reloads, especially when combined with their magwell IMO. Even the logo on the base is crisp and not overdone; however, the coating did scratch both times I accidentally dropped them from less than three feet though. Shipping was also very fast and, after you file down the feeders, installation is super easy. I would purchase these again if I had to. Buy with confidence, but know their limitations. Stay safe!
Just a little bit of extra info to help anyone trying to seat the baseplates while trying to work the spring pressure. Push down the inner spring plate (metal or plastic) with whatever you need to compress the spring deep into the magazine body, THEN use the grip pin or whatever small diameter pin to NOW insert into the round counter holes to keep the spring compressed while sliding the new baseplate on. Once baseplate is on, pull out the pin and you should be set. Sooooo much easier and eliminates the struggle of trying to slide it on while holding pressure on the spring. Hope that helps
Make sure you have removed the stock locking plate. As long as that is out then it’s a tight +2, but it will go. Unless you have a .40 then it’s only +1
I wanted to try these but I went with the TTI ones because they come with the spring. These may work for awhile with the stock spring but I have had some feeding issues in the past doing that. I wouldn’t worry about it with the plus two plates.
Brownells sells extra strength springs for use for extended base plates (sku: 078-000-168MB). This might be a better solution then stretching the oem spring or until one is provided in the kit.
I believe there springs are extra length, so it will reduce the capacity by one, but will work, we are in the process of getting springs, testing some with just one extra coil so see if that is enough and still allows full capacity versus having some special made with extra length but some amount of coils. We will post on Instagram and Facebook when we have them. But the ones from brownels will work otherwise
I like this method of locking on the baseplate much better than many other extensions I've seen. It's much cleaner looking and seems easier to take apart and put back together. Some extenders I've seen require you to dremel a chunk out of your grip to clear a set screw that sounds extremely finicky to torque properly without damaging the extender or the magazine. Not worth the hassle.
Just installed my magwell and plus 6 on my 15 rd mag but when I put the mag in it doesn’t lock its sit flush with the magwell is that how it suppose to be ? Please help
Think we are talking on instagram. Make sure the Magwell is seated all the way. Clear the gun and take a rubber mallet and give our logo on the Magwell a few good wacks. Then with the slide locked back try the mag again. Make sure the locking plate is on the correct way aswell
Will they work on subcompact magazines. Id like to maybe increase the capacity of my back up mags. I could always buy factory full size mags and sleeves but the fact that you sell them in sets of 3 and 5 is a really enticing offer.
Most common issues is people tend to leave the stock locking plate in, if that is removed then the follower could be getting caught on the edge of the extension. Some followers have a sharper edge then others, they will wear in naturally, but you can round the back edges of the follower so that it will roll over the edge easily
@@hksigman we and many others have been doing it in our competition mags with stock springs for years without issues. Not sure where you are getting your info from but I will look into it more myself. But so far we haven't had any issues with this method.
Floyds Custom Shop , I’m an engineer. Stretching springs weakens them. It doesn’t add more tension to the spring either. The Wolff + springs may not seem like they make a difference initially but they will be more reliable down the road and will last longer. I will spare you the boring details of how and why springs are designed and work the way they do. Just google “stretching magazine springs”.
If it’s .40 then it only fits 5, if 9mm, make sure you removed the stock locking plate, if that is removed then it’s a tight fit on the 6th but it will go.
Yes that indent on the .45 and 10mm mags you may need to file it down smooth. No idea why they have it going into the mag body like that. I think I have a .45 extension install video on here. If not I will post one soon
Great video.I just ordered a magwell and magazine Baseplates for my 5" full size 2.0. I live in an anti gun State where they only allow 10 rounds.Will these mag plates work with full size 10 round magazine? Thanks Floyds
Right on! Not these base plates but we do make them for the 10rnd mags that the plate starts half way down the mag. Email customshopcustomer@gmail.com real quick so we can get your order changed before we ship
@@floydscustomshop2157 awesome.I didn't complete the order yet.I have 2 17 round mags And 2 10 rounders. So ill keep 2 then order 2 10 rounders.I appreciate that info
I have a m&p40 m2.0 will these mag extension's and magwell work on it? Also do y'all offer a threaded barrel for it? Thanks in advance, and I'm already working on the finances to send my slide in for y'all to mill
Do yall still require the magazine spring pad, or have you guys worked around that? Only asking because i didn’t see any pads linked on your website. Love the extensions so far though.
If your talking about the stock locking plate at the bottom of the spring, you will put that back in for our plates that don’t add capacity. But remove it for our extensions as we have a different locking system on those
Make sure that you removed the stock locking plate, if that it out then it’s possible that the plastic follower is catching when transferring from the mag body to the extension, you can force it and it will wear in, or take a file and sound the sharp edges of the back of the follower.
Anyone have issues with the magazine properly catching with the slide closed? Only have 18 rounds loaded and still have to jam it into the frame really hard but when the slide is open it's smooth. Any tips? For some reason seems its catching on the mag release with the aftermarket parts?
That's normal with the slide closed. With the full amount of extra rounds it's a tight fit and takes a good smack with the slide closed as there is extra pressure. But will wear in after awhile. I'm guessing your talking about a 17rnd mag and a +2. I would check and make sure you removed the stock locking plate as just 1 extra round wouldn't be as tight as 2.
Ok, you can get all 21? I would check on the stock plate. That would be giving more resistance and not allow you to get them all in. But at that point it should be like normal or less resistance then normal since your 3 shy of full.
@@floydscustomshop2157 Damn that's too bad. I think I sent you an email a while back with no response, because I'm interested in your 2.0 .45 line as well. Can I use the base plates/magwell safely without chewing up 14 round magazines or is it only compatible with the 10 round mags?
@@LucasJRice we now have a +3 for the .45 mags, I have not seen a 14 round .45 mag, if the mag body extends past the frame then shouldn't be a problem as long as it has the same plate attachment, if it's different then dono. You could send it in for testing if you are interested
Is there a way to remove the +6 magazine extension? That way I can put the mag extension on for the range and remove them when I conceal carry. Thank you!
I’m looking at purchasing the mag well and a couple base plates. The only thing is that I can’t choose between the +2, or low pro base. I’d prefer to have a base plates that are fully hidden, but if the low pro isn’t, I’d just go for the +2. I can’t seem to find any good photos or videos with the low pro on to determine if it’s completely hidden or not. Do you have any?
It’s not completely hidden, if it was it wouldn’t have a good pad for insertion. It’s about 1/8” shorter then the +2. It’s a little more discreet but I do t notice any difference in printing so I carry with a +2 in the gun
No we haven't had any feed issues even without stretching the springs. Sometimes there is issues locking the slide back after the last round. Stretching the springs helps with that. If you have feed issues it will help with that as well.
Did it have any trouble locking back before hand? We recommend stretching the springs, but some 2.0s the detent is so stiff that they prevent it from locking back even with the stock plates. I take mine out and have a video on that aswall. That will help as it takes that extra resistance out.
@@floydscustomshop2157 yes it did before, and i tried stretching springs and still not locking back. Ill try taking detent out and see if that helps. Thank you for the info!!
I just got my M&P compact that came with these mag wells. but for some reason when the mags are full of ammo, they don’t like going in the gun as well as if I had the stock ones on. I gotta slam them in a little harder into the gun, Is that normal? Thanks for anyone the can answer that
With the slide locked back it's easy? Just hard when slide is closed and fully loaded? That's normal, it's a lot of extra spring pressure, it will wear in overtime. You could clip a coil or two off the springs. The compact mags have the same length springs as the full size so there is more spring then needed. Email me if you need more help, customshopjefferyj@gmail.com
Floyds Custom Shop Just when fully loaded and slide not locked back. They came with the gun and night sights just was curious about it. Since I don’t really have any experience with magwells on my guns. Thank you for replying back so quick that’s amazing!
@@alclark5303 no the pro mags are not stock (come with or from the manufacturer) mags, they are aftermarket and are different. I have made a video on the pro mags, they need a little adjustment to work properly.
Wait, so Floyd's +6 does NOT come with an extended spring? It that why the Taran Tactical +6 costs $2 more since it comes with a spring? Now I'm really on the fence on which way I should go..
No need, we suggest stretching the springs a few extra inches if you need. But we haven't found any aftermarket springs that work any better then the stock ones
@@floydscustomshop2157 You're right. 1 year and about 1400 rounds later they're fine. Great product. Just ordered a compact EDC magwell and some med baseplates, can't wait to edc a Floyded compact!
Simply take the screws out to remove the locking plate and slide it off. The spring will snag but it won't damage. I've done it hundreds of times with no issues.
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I just installed these for my son's 2.0 and they are great quality, easy to install. Two things I would like to see added for the price of this product is a longer spring and the tool to remove the screws.
I am so grateful you left in the "having a bit of trouble" because I was thinking I was just incompetent - thank you!
Just completed my install. Thank you for the nice base plates. Thanks for this very helpful instruction video.
I tried to post a review for this product on their website, but it did not let me. I also noticed nothing on their website has a review, so it must be a glitch in their system. I am posting it here so the company and everyone buying can see my experience:
I don't say any of this to bash this company or product, in fact it is just the opposite. I love this product and company and have recommended it / them to several friends and coworkers. I do, however, think several improvements can be made.
First and foremost, watch the install video. This will make your install much simpler (filing down your feeders is a must, but you don't need much).
Here are the main problems I had. First, it is sold as a 9mm +6 extension. In reality, yes you can fit 23 in the magazine. However, with the slide forward, you would have to use a hammer to get a 23 round magazine to lock into the gun (23+1 was impossible for me). With the slide locked to the rear, it seats with no problem. This just is not practical for a duty carry magazine though. To solve this, I just went to +5 (22). It still fit snug with the slide forward, but with much less force required to seat.
This brings me to my second issue. The install video recommends you "stretch the factory spring" to give more force for the increased capacity. Please don't do that. I was getting a failure to slide lock on about 80% of my final shots for both magazines, even with the springs stretched. I never had a feeding issue, but the failure to lock is also not acceptable for a duty carry gun. I upgraded to a plus power spring (you can find them relatively cheap elsewhere) and it solved the issue with no problem. Further, the factory springs had returned to the normal size when I removed them. Unfortunately, the plus power springs reduced the capacity to +5 (the same issue previously mentioned above persisted, so I carry with +4 (21) now). 21+1 is still better than 17+1, but it isn't 23+1 obviously; however, despite the capacity reduction, this is the only safe way to duty carry these IMO. This is just my two cents in what I experienced with the two I purchased.
As far as the pros: this company is great to first responders, so I appreciate their support. Also, the exterior profile is great. It looks much nicer than the other ones I have seen floating around from other companies (including more expensive versions from more well-known brands). The side grooves make for easier and faster reloads, especially when combined with their magwell IMO. Even the logo on the base is crisp and not overdone; however, the coating did scratch both times I accidentally dropped them from less than three feet though. Shipping was also very fast and, after you file down the feeders, installation is super easy.
I would purchase these again if I had to. Buy with confidence, but know their limitations. Stay safe!
Just a little bit of extra info to help anyone trying to seat the baseplates while trying to work the spring pressure.
Push down the inner spring plate (metal or plastic) with whatever you need to compress the spring deep into the magazine body, THEN use the grip pin or whatever small diameter pin to NOW insert into the round counter holes to keep the spring compressed while sliding the new baseplate on. Once baseplate is on, pull out the pin and you should be set.
Sooooo much easier and eliminates the struggle of trying to slide it on while holding pressure on the spring. Hope that helps
got a 3 pack of 2 round extensions, awesome quality and went on easy
Thank you! Enjoy!!
I’ve installed my plus 2 on an can only get 16 in the mag
Make sure you have removed the stock locking plate. As long as that is out then it’s a tight +2, but it will go. Unless you have a .40 then it’s only +1
I wanted to try these but I went with the TTI ones because they come with the spring. These may work for awhile with the stock spring but I have had some feeding issues in the past doing that. I wouldn’t worry about it with the plus two plates.
Brownells sells extra strength springs for use for extended base plates (sku: 078-000-168MB).
This might be a better solution then stretching the oem spring or until one is provided in the kit.
I believe there springs are extra length, so it will reduce the capacity by one, but will work, we are in the process of getting springs, testing some with just one extra coil so see if that is enough and still allows full capacity versus having some special made with extra length but some amount of coils. We will post on Instagram and Facebook when we have them. But the ones from brownels will work otherwise
I know it says on the site that they will fail when dropped. How much of a beating can they take on average before that happens?
They do well, we drop them on gravel and dirt in competition all the time with no issues. But dropping on concrete will wear them out faster.
I like this method of locking on the baseplate much better than many other extensions I've seen. It's much cleaner looking and seems easier to take apart and put back together. Some extenders I've seen require you to dremel a chunk out of your grip to clear a set screw that sounds extremely finicky to torque properly without damaging the extender or the magazine. Not worth the hassle.
Cleanest looking mag wells and base plates!
Another great product from Idaho! God bless the American Redoubt!
Does this work on 23 round mags?
Yes they do
Wish there was more stuff for subcompacts
Just installed my magwell and plus 6 on my 15 rd mag but when I put the mag in it doesn’t lock its sit flush with the magwell is that how it suppose to be ? Please help
Think we are talking on instagram. Make sure the Magwell is seated all the way. Clear the gun and take a rubber mallet and give our logo on the Magwell a few good wacks. Then with the slide locked back try the mag again. Make sure the locking plate is on the correct way aswell
Will they work on subcompact magazines. Id like to maybe increase the capacity of my back up mags. I could always buy factory full size mags and sleeves but the fact that you sell them in sets of 3 and 5 is a really enticing offer.
Yes the extensions will work on the subcompact mags, but our magwells don’t work on the subcompact frames
What are the total lengths of a 17 round mag with a +3 and +6 extension? I would like more rounds but have a length limit of 140 mm.
The +6 keeps in the uspsa 141mm limits
Any way to remove the +6 extension? If so, can you make a video?
I got the 6+ extensions for my pdp compact but I must’ve done something wrong because I’m not able to load up anymore than the 15. Any tips?
Most common issues is people tend to leave the stock locking plate in, if that is removed then the follower could be getting caught on the edge of the extension. Some followers have a sharper edge then others, they will wear in naturally, but you can round the back edges of the follower so that it will roll over the edge easily
how much length does the +6 add?
Never, ever stretch a spring!!! What kind of half assed crap is that?? You should supply Wolff + power springs!!
Tried them and they don't work any better then stock.
Floyds Custom Shop stretching springs ruins them. Don’t do it and don’t recommend it.
@@hksigman we and many others have been doing it in our competition mags with stock springs for years without issues. Not sure where you are getting your info from but I will look into it more myself. But so far we haven't had any issues with this method.
Floyds Custom Shop , I’m an engineer. Stretching springs weakens them. It doesn’t add more tension to the spring either. The Wolff + springs may not seem like they make a difference initially but they will be more reliable down the road and will last longer.
I will spare you the boring details of how and why springs are designed and work the way they do. Just google “stretching magazine springs”.
I don’t know.. I can only fit 5 extra not the full 6.
If it’s .40 then it only fits 5, if 9mm, make sure you removed the stock locking plate, if that is removed then it’s a tight fit on the 6th but it will go.
@@floydscustomshop2157 it’s 9mm
It’s probably just very tight
Anything I can do about the rattling of the 6 rounds in the magazine?
Might try smacking the mag a few times to jar the spring tension.
What about the 10mm and 45 mags they have that tab on the bottom of the mag that causes the follower to hang up and bind?
Yes that indent on the .45 and 10mm mags you may need to file it down smooth. No idea why they have it going into the mag body like that. I think I have a .45 extension install video on here. If not I will post one soon
Awesome I’d love to see that video I’m having issues with my 10mm mag and extension the follower gets stuck at the bottom on that nub
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Great video.I just ordered a magwell and magazine Baseplates for my 5" full size 2.0.
I live in an anti gun State where they only allow 10 rounds.Will these mag plates work with full size 10 round magazine?
Thanks Floyds
Right on! Not these base plates but we do make them for the 10rnd mags that the plate starts half way down the mag. Email customshopcustomer@gmail.com real quick so we can get your order changed before we ship
@@floydscustomshop2157 awesome.I didn't complete the order yet.I have 2 17 round mags
And 2 10 rounders.
So ill keep 2 then order 2 10 rounders.I appreciate that info
I have a m&p40 m2.0 will these mag extension's and magwell work on it? Also do y'all offer a threaded barrel for it? Thanks in advance, and I'm already working on the finances to send my slide in for y'all to mill
Yes our parts work on the .40 aswell, extensions hold one less round. We don’t make any barrels. Might try kkm
@@floydscustomshop2157 thank you
Will this fit an compact M&p shield 2.0 performance center it’s a sing stack .40?
Sorry we don’t make anything for the shields
Do I need the magwell?
The extensions run perfect on there own. But if you do get our magwell you will need our plates or extensions for it.
Do yall still require the magazine spring pad, or have you guys worked around that? Only asking because i didn’t see any pads linked on your website. Love the extensions so far though.
If your talking about the stock locking plate at the bottom of the spring, you will put that back in for our plates that don’t add capacity. But remove it for our extensions as we have a different locking system on those
@@floydscustomshop2157 or am i supposed to just completely remove the plate?
@@alexlicata4775 completely remove the stock locking plate for the extensions, it’s only needed to lock the stock plate or our +0 capacity plates
@@floydscustomshop2157 thank you so much
Does this +6 extension work in the new "m&p9 metal 2.0"? Let me know please!
Yes the Matel frames use the same mags. We make a Magwell for the metal frames aswell
Any extensions for the m&p plus
No the shield plus mags are built in a way you can’t add capacity. The rails go inward instead of outward
I have the +6 but after shooting it only allow 2 extra what should I do
Make sure that you removed the stock locking plate, if that it out then it’s possible that the plastic follower is catching when transferring from the mag body to the extension, you can force it and it will wear in, or take a file and sound the sharp edges of the back of the follower.
@@floydscustomshop2157 thank you your recommendation worked
@@gregjermaine9535 happy to help! Enjoy!
Will the +6 fit the m&p 2.0 compact 4” 15rd mags and sit well on the gun or would i need a 17 rd?
Yes it will.
Anyone have issues with the magazine properly catching with the slide closed? Only have 18 rounds loaded and still have to jam it into the frame really hard but when the slide is open it's smooth. Any tips?
For some reason seems its catching on the mag release with the aftermarket parts?
That's normal with the slide closed. With the full amount of extra rounds it's a tight fit and takes a good smack with the slide closed as there is extra pressure. But will wear in after awhile. I'm guessing your talking about a 17rnd mag and a +2. I would check and make sure you removed the stock locking plate as just 1 extra round wouldn't be as tight as 2.
@@floydscustomshop2157 no it's a 15rnd mag with plus 6 mag extension. Instead of 21, I only have 18 rounds loaded.
Ok, you can get all 21? I would check on the stock plate. That would be giving more resistance and not allow you to get them all in. But at that point it should be like normal or less resistance then normal since your 3 shy of full.
@@floydscustomshop2157 yeah all 21 fits just thought 18 would slide in easier but isn't making a difference.. I'm sure after time it'll ease up
@@boogie816_rtcr2 did it ease up? I’m having the same problem 🤦🏻♂️
Make a +2 for the m&p 2.0 45. Honestly, i don't see the pt of a +1
They are made for concealed carry. The .45 line isn't popular enough to invest more into it at this point. Maybe down the line but no promises.
@@floydscustomshop2157 Damn that's too bad. I think I sent you an email a while back with no response, because I'm interested in your 2.0 .45 line as well. Can I use the base plates/magwell safely without chewing up 14 round magazines or is it only compatible with the 10 round mags?
@@LucasJRice we now have a +3 for the .45 mags, I have not seen a 14 round .45 mag, if the mag body extends past the frame then shouldn't be a problem as long as it has the same plate attachment, if it's different then dono. You could send it in for testing if you are interested
@@floydscustomshop2157 The 14 round mags are the only other option offered directly by smith and wesson in .45.
@@LucasJRice looking at pics it's a long mag with a spacer. Should work fine if you remove the spacer.
What about the bullets rattling...?
Give it a good snack to let the spring settle
Or unload a few rounds and load them back up to re position the spring tighter.
I've tried both... 😢
Is there a way to remove the +6 magazine extension? That way I can put the mag extension on for the range and remove them when I conceal carry. Thank you!
yes just remove the locking plate and slide it off. the spring will give resistance but wont damage. i install and remove all the time.
@@floydscustomshop2157 thank you! Appreciate the reply!
I’m looking at purchasing the mag well and a couple base plates. The only thing is that I can’t choose between the +2, or low pro base. I’d prefer to have a base plates that are fully hidden, but if the low pro isn’t, I’d just go for the +2. I can’t seem to find any good photos or videos with the low pro on to determine if it’s completely hidden or not. Do you have any?
It’s not completely hidden, if it was it wouldn’t have a good pad for insertion. It’s about 1/8” shorter then the +2. It’s a little more discreet but I do t notice any difference in printing so I carry with a +2 in the gun
@@floydscustomshop2157 so are the +2 extensions and med pro base plates roughly the same size?
@@tacticaltimeteller126 yes they are the same size
Have you had feed problems with just stretching the stock spring out?
No we haven't had any feed issues even without stretching the springs. Sometimes there is issues locking the slide back after the last round. Stretching the springs helps with that. If you have feed issues it will help with that as well.
Does the +6 extension require the custom magwell or is it just shaped specifically to clear it?
The extensions work on there own, but you do need them or our plates to run the magwell
@@floydscustomshop2157 okay I see now, that's what the +0 baseplates are for. Thanks.
My slide wont lock back with the +2 and +6 extensions. Anything i can do to fix that?
Did it have any trouble locking back before hand? We recommend stretching the springs, but some 2.0s the detent is so stiff that they prevent it from locking back even with the stock plates. I take mine out and have a video on that aswall. That will help as it takes that extra resistance out.
@@floydscustomshop2157 yes it did before, and i tried stretching springs and still not locking back. Ill try taking detent out and see if that helps. Thank you for the info!!
Will the extension fit on the compact M&p 2.0 mag?
Yes, all the M&P double stack mags, except the .45, but we do have a +1 for them now aswell and are making others as well.
I just got my M&P compact that came with these mag wells. but for some reason when the mags are full of ammo, they don’t like going in the gun as well as if I had the stock ones on. I gotta slam them in a little harder into the gun, Is that normal?
Thanks for anyone the can answer that
With the slide locked back it's easy? Just hard when slide is closed and fully loaded? That's normal, it's a lot of extra spring pressure, it will wear in overtime. You could clip a coil or two off the springs. The compact mags have the same length springs as the full size so there is more spring then needed. Email me if you need more help, customshopjefferyj@gmail.com
Floyds Custom Shop
Just when fully loaded and slide not locked back. They came with the gun and night sights just was curious about it. Since I don’t really have any experience with magwells on my guns.
Thank you for replying back so quick that’s amazing!
@@apa7611 right on, we do our best! Hope you enjoy them and do reach out if you need anything else.
Floyds Custom Shop
I will, going to try and find my other mags I have somewhere? Lol
Thank you buddy.
Just gotta give them a good little slam when inserting the magazine. Other than that I have had no issues with mine.
Will these work with the Pmag brand magazines?
I don't believe magpul makes a pmag for the M&P... If they did, no it would not.
Im sorry I meant promag... not magpul pmag.
@@douglasellars4513 ah got ya, yes our extensions do but our base plates need the stock locking plates.
@@floydscustomshop2157 What do you mean by “stock” locking plates? Will the pro mag locking plates work or do I need to find S&W locking plates?
@@alclark5303 no the pro mags are not stock (come with or from the manufacturer) mags, they are aftermarket and are different. I have made a video on the pro mags, they need a little adjustment to work properly.
what size/tool is use to tighten it down??
A 5/64 Allen wrench
I saw the plus 3 for .45 does it work for the 2.0s
Yes it works for both first gen and 2.0 mags
@@floydscustomshop2157 this is perfect. I have a 45 1.0 and was going to ask. Figured I’d try and see if anyone else asked this though.
Wait, so Floyd's +6 does NOT come with an extended spring? It that why the Taran Tactical +6 costs $2 more since it comes with a spring?
Now I'm really on the fence on which way I should go..
No need, we suggest stretching the springs a few extra inches if you need. But we haven't found any aftermarket springs that work any better then the stock ones
@@floydscustomshop2157 Okay, thanks. Gonna give a try.
@@floydscustomshop2157 You're right. 1 year and about 1400 rounds later they're fine. Great product. Just ordered a compact EDC magwell and some med baseplates, can't wait to edc a Floyded compact!
@@brossovitch thank you very much! Glad you like them, enjoy the new parts!
Any way to remove the +6 extension? If so, can you make a video?
Simply take the screws out to remove the locking plate and slide it off. The spring will snag but it won't damage. I've done it hundreds of times with no issues.
yeah...wtf wouldn't you include a wrench for this? its a pretty small, un usual size. I have several Allen wrenches and keys and none fit this
now ivy got to make a separate trip to the hardware store....kinda lame. should all be included in the purchase of the equipment