Glock .45 Magazine Block to convert 13rnd mag to 10 rnds

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If like many, you reside in a communist state behind enemy lines such as those notorious regimes, you may struggle to keep pace with the complexities of gun laws. So if like me, you're trying to stay on top of these regulations, I offer my assistance. These two designed components are created to replace the floor plate and insert in your 13-round .45 Glock 21 magazine. With the insert installed, the follower can only be depressed to 10 rounds before hitting the insert, preventing any further loading. The insert is hollow, ensuring no interference with the spring function, and modifications shouldn't be necessary. You could reinstall the original baseplate with the insert, as it was designed to align perfectly with the original plate. A replacement baseplate is included in case law requires that the magazine cannot be converted back to 13 rounds without destruction. Apparently, glue doesn't stick well to Glock magazine plastic. So I printed the insert and baseplate in ABS, a strong material that can be glued together. If you glue these two parts together, the result is that they cannot be disassembled without destroying them, rendering the magazine non-functional. The bottom of the baseplate is clearly marked with large letters "10 Round Modified" to prevent mix-ups. This part is designed for gun enthusiasts like myself who have a hobby and an aversion to buying new magazines every time the law changes. If you need combat-ready magazines, purchase 10-round magazines to comply with the law. If you modify your magazine with these parts, do so safely, as I assume no liability for any use of these parts. Guns are inherently dangerous, but be safe and try to comply with the law.