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SPEED FEED EDC – POLYMER Backup
$9.95 – $69.90
-76%Never be without a backup battery again! Perfect for every day carry. Whether you’re on the road, at work, or out at the range, rest easy knowing that you always have a backup battery for your optic! Fits 3 different battery sizes: CR2032, CR1620, and CR1225.
*Batteries Not Included
Optimized feed ramp angle for reduced “Speed Reloads”
No added print signature for EDC
Eliminate debris from entering into your pistol through the frame cavity
Little or no weight added for EDC
Approved for use by the USPSA Rules Committee!
Speed Feed EDC – Backup has two models:
Fits Gen5 GLOCK G19 sized frames – weight .2 oz
Fits Gen5 GLOCK G17 sized frames – weight .3 oz
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DISCLAIMER: This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed,
or warranted by GLOCK. GLOCK does not warrant or represent that
this product is compatible with GLOCK pistols.
Additional information
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| MODEL | Combo (Polymer & Brass) G17 Frame Size, Combo (Polymer & Brass) G19 Frame Size, G17, G19 |
11 reviews for SPEED FEED EDC – POLYMER Backup
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harrisonbonham (verified owner) –
The Speed Feed EDC is an excellent product. It’s a well designed piece of plastic that makes reloading a Glock pistol noticably smoother. I wanted to quantify how much faster my reloads were with the Speed Feed, so I set up a simple test:
I did 28 dry-fire slide-lock reloads with a snap cap yesterday without the Speed Feed. I used a shot timer app on my phone to give me a start signal. I set the sensativity in the app high enough that it recorded the sound of the slide going forward. I recorded the times and threw out the 4 longest times to account for user error. I repeated the test today with the Speed Feed installed.
Without the Speed Feed installed, I had a total time of 27.53 seconds accross 24 reloads – with an average of 1.15 and a standard deviation of 0.09.
With the Speed Feed, I managed a total time of 24.39 seconds – with an average of 1.02 and a standard deviation of 0.05.
The Speed Feed accounted for a 0.13 decrease in average reload time – an 11.41% improvement. It also reduced the standard deviation by almost half – meaning I was nearly twice as consistant with the Speed Feed than without it.
This test was done with my Glock 34, I ran the same test on my Glock 19 a few weeks ago (with the smaller sized Speed Feed) – and had similar results.
TLDR: I’ve spent much more on upgrades for my pistol with far less tangible results. This is money well spent, especially for the price.