APS Phantom Ambidextrous Magazine Release for M4/M16 Series Airsoft AEGs (Color: Red)

"I fitted it to a Madbull Noveske N4. It took some minor filing of the receiver, as should be expected, as well as some fine-tuning of the screw tightness. Both sides function; it looks good and matches the other hardware on the gun.

"Fits great on my custom built APS m4. it did have a wear-in time before it moved nicely. it feels great now and works really well

"Installed with no issues and works perfectly from both sides.

"Went in super easy and looks great.

"Great quality fits in my m4 great functions perfectly and looks awesome.

"Great quality, easy installation, cool look! Fits beautifully in my Krytac Trident CRB MKII. It also has a cool "click" feature that sounds when I've successfully released the magazine. (It might just be because of my guns body)

"It's a really cool looking product however when I first put it in my BOLT it didn't work. the left hand button worked but the right one would stick.

After filing down a bit of material behind the left button ( a little ledge ) the release never gets stuck.

great looks and awesome functionality, but you may have to do some filing.

"The mag release I received was perfect, until it wasn't. Regarding functionality, the release worked as expected, from both sides. Used with krytac receiver and kwa k120 magazines, it felt nice and was stylish too. As for durability, however, there really isn't any. I don't abuse or dive with my guns, I was simply transporting my gun within my case, and opened it only to find the ambidextrous portion of the gun snapped in half, rendering the entire mag release unusable. Maybe it's just a flaw with the design, as the ambidextrous release is pretty long, and jets out from the rest of the body, which is why it can break as some other people have said. If you're thinking about it, I'd look elsewhere and avoid the gamble

"It was perfect until it snapped in half. I like to drill reloads with my m4, but after some light usage it just gave away and broke. Thankfully I was able to attach the button part to a stock M4 release with little modification. It screwed on to the stock release but I needed to file it first.

"Snapped clean in half after a few months of light use.