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Mark Kerxhalli Posted on Apr 07, 2017

Where can I find base pads about 3/8" thick for a S&W model 41 magazine?

The grips on the S&W model 41 are cut so that they act like a mag well and the mags need to be pushed up into the gun with just a couple of fingers instead of your palm

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Hello,
I was unable to locate a replacement base for the magazine, but used to when mag wells were added to 1911s, we would glue a piece of hard rubber or plastic to the base. You may have to shape it to match up. Easy fix if you have the materials.

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