CTM AAP-01/C Magazine Floor Base Plate (also fits G/EU Series)
CTM AAP-01/C Magazine Floor Base Plate (also fits G/EU Series)
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DETAILS
DETAILS

- description
The factory base pad on an AAP magazine is a thin moulding, and it lands first every time you drop a mag on hard ground. Once the lip splits, the mag leaks gas past the fill valve and the whole thing is scrap. A machined pad takes that impact instead.
It is also the cheapest way to make a bag of identical black magazines tell themselves apart. Three colours across six mags and you stop guessing which one you already emptied, which matters more than it sounds when you are reloading behind cover with gloves on.
Two M2 set screws hold it on. It is listed for AAP-01 and AAP-01C magazines and also for the G and EU series, so the same part covers a mixed loadout.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Package contents | One base plate and two M2 x 2 set screws |
| Fitment | AAP-01/C magazines; The listing also covers G/EU series |
| Finishes | Eleven, from plain anodised through to electroplated |
| Material | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
| Weight | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
| Dimensions | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
Good to know before you buy
Check which magazine you are fitting before you order. The AAP and G series pads share this part number per the listing, but a mag from a different maker may use a different screw spacing.
The set screws are M2 and they are small. Use the right hex key, because rounding one out inside an alloy pad is a bad afternoon.
Electroplated finishes are a coating over the alloy. They look superb and they mark more easily than a plain anodised pad, which is worth knowing if this is going on a mag you actually drop.
Frequently asked questions
Will this fit a Glock or EU series magazine?
It is listed for the G and EU series as well as the AAP-01 and AAP-01C, so it should. Measure the screw spacing on yours if it came from anywhere other than those.
Does it add capacity?
No. This replaces the pad on the bottom of the magazine. If you want more rounds you want an extension plate instead, which is a different part.
What is it made of and how heavy is it?
Neither figure is published for this part. The rest of the range is machined 6061, and we would expect the same here, but we are not going to state it as fact until we can cite it.
Do I need tools?
A small hex key for the two set screws. Nothing else comes apart.
Can I mix finishes across a set of magazines?
That is rather the point. They are all the same price, so colour-coding a set costs nothing extra.