Remington RM380 Magazine - Finger Rest

Factory RM380 Magazine

This is Remington's own magazine for the RM380 sub-compact pistol, fitted with a polymer finger rest baseplate. The RM380 is a very small pistol, and on a grip that short your little finger often has nowhere to go. The finger rest extends the bottom of the grip so your whole hand gets a hold. RM380 owners pick it up as a carry spare, a range magazine, or a replacement for one that has worn out.

Features

• OEM Remington Part — Made by the pistol's own manufacturer, so it matches the RM380's magazine well and catch as the gun was designed.
• .380 ACP Caliber — Built for .380 ACP, the cartridge also sold as .380 Auto, which is the marking stamped on the side of the body.
• 6-Round Capacity — Holds six rounds, the standard capacity for the RM380.
• Stainless Steel Body — The magazine tube is stainless steel, which resists rust from sweat and humidity better than plain carbon steel when carried close to the body.
• Finger Rest Baseplate — A black polymer floor plate with a forward-curving extension gives your little finger a ledge to sit on instead of curling under the grip.
• Witness Holes — A row of small holes down the body lets you see roughly how many rounds are loaded without emptying the magazine.
• Stainless Steel Spring — The spring that drives rounds up into the pistol is also stainless steel.
• Polymer Follower — The follower, the platform that sits under the rounds and pushes them up to the chamber, is made of durable polymer.

Fit And Construction

This magazine is made for the Remington RM380 and is not intended for other .380 pistols. The stainless body and spring hold up to holster and pocket carry, and the polymer baseplate is the only part that adds length to the grip. Remington also makes a flat baseplate for shooters who want the shortest possible grip for deep concealment. The finger rest version gives up a little concealment in exchange for a firmer hold.