Restore your Beretta PX4 pistol to factory performance with the Beretta PX4 Mag Release Kit, a genuine OEM replacement designed specifically for Beretta PX4 Series handguns. Whether you're replacing worn components, repairing a damaged magazine release, or converting the release for left-handed use, this factory kit delivers the precise fit, smooth operation, and reliability expected from original Beretta parts.
Unlike aftermarket alternatives, the genuine Beretta PX4 Magazine Release Kit is manufactured to the same specifications as the original equipment installed at the factory. Each component is engineered for dependable magazine retention and consistent magazine release, ensuring reliable operation during training, competition, concealed carry, or duty use.
Whether you're maintaining a PX4 Storm Full Size, Compact, or Sub-Compact pistol, using genuine OEM parts helps preserve the firearm's original performance and longevity.
DISCLAIMER We recommend that this product as well as all other firearms parts & kits sold by Langdon Tactical be installed by a competent pistolsmith. No liability is expressed or implied for ANY damage or injury which may result from improper installation or use of this product. Installation of any firearm parts may limit or void the manufacturers warranty. We strongly recommend that the safety and operation of your modified handgun be thoroughly checked by an accredited gunsmith prior to use.
I've wanted the large release button for my PX4s for a long time and finally decided to get it for my do-it-yourself Compact Carry upgrade. This is a genuine Beretta part that installs easily. I'm really liking it. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that Beretta should sell these as individual pieces since the small is already stock equipment.
Very unique and easy way to change. For my small hands even with largest button on left side I have to shift grip to drop mag. Currently reversed the largest button to use with trigger finger. To me money well spent.
This greatly improves usability of the PX4, but realistically should only come with the large extended version, as the mid-length is only slightly larger than the standard and the standard would already be included with your gun.
I can tell that much like the PX4 itself these parts are made correctly as they all come from the same great factory. However as I was installing the "extended" version of the mag release button, and holding the pressure against the spring and inserting the "dead cover" on the non-release button side something must have been slightly out of alignment as i cracked off part of the "teeth" or "4 prong" end of the button. Just a stupid rookie mistake I guess. I will have to look into getting another one, and wear my reading glasses and do this surgery under a nice bright light. Thanks for being there for us all.
I've wanted the large release button for my PX4s for a long time and finally decided to get it for my do-it-yourself Compact Carry upgrade. This is a genuine Beretta part that installs easily. I'm really liking it. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that Beretta should sell these as individual pieces since the small is already stock equipment.
Very unique and easy way to change. For my small hands even with largest button on left side I have to shift grip to drop mag. Currently reversed the largest button to use with trigger finger. To me money well spent.
This greatly improves usability of the PX4, but realistically should only come with the large extended version, as the mid-length is only slightly larger than the standard and the standard would already be included with your gun.
I can tell that much like the PX4 itself these parts are made correctly as they all come from the same great factory. However as I was installing the "extended" version of the mag release button, and holding the pressure against the spring and inserting the "dead cover" on the non-release button side something must have been slightly out of alignment as i cracked off part of the "teeth" or "4 prong" end of the button. Just a stupid rookie mistake I guess. I will have to look into getting another one, and wear my reading glasses and do this surgery under a nice bright light. Thanks for being there for us all.
