SIG P226 - Plus-2 Base Pads for 15 /17/18/20rd 9mm as well as 40sw magazines  
 
These base pads can be used on guns with or without a magwell.
You can purchase the magwell from us as well - please click HERE.
 
Two finishes - same as X5/X6 German pistols:
 - Aluminum "Silver" finish
 - Black Anodized finish
 
For ALL P226 models: Elite, DA/SA, SAO, Legion, Tacops, LDC, X5, X6 etc.
The "Mecgar ONLY" base pads will also fit the new American version of the P226 X5
Increases capacity by TWO more rounds in 15, 17 and 18 rd magazines
 On 20rd ProMag and 20rd Mec-Gar magazines rounds will not be added, but the cheap plastic Plus-2 base pads will be replaced with this high quality aluminum base pad which is CNC machined out of solid alumimum billet.
 
Will work with factory SIG, MecGar and ProMag magazines:
SIG Factory 15 rd 9mm magazines
MecGar 17rd 9mm magazines
ProMag 18/20rd 9mm magazines used on P226 Tacops
MecGar 18/20rd 9mm magazines
Will not work with dedicated 10 round restricted magazines.
However, will work with 10 round magazines that are 'restricted to 10 rounds' that originally started as 15, 17 or 18rd 9mm magazines.
Will work with Hogue 'Magrips' and SIG factory magwell.
Will also work & look perfectly without a magwell.
These high quality base pads are made out of billet aluminum and assure a perfect fit without the large gap that some versions of factory or other aftermarket companies' base pads give.
The front shape of these basepads blends nicely into the contour of the front strap of P226 pistol.
Each base pad comes with M2 x 6mm set screw.
0.9mm wrench provided with 'each order'.
Please note that the magazine retention plates are not to be used with these base pads (please see the last picture in the above picture gallery)
 
CNC-machined from billet aluminum
Made in USA
 
IMPORTANT:
 - will also work on 'internally' restricted capacity magazines (CA, MA, NY etc) as long as they have 'regular metal rails' at the bottom. However,  they will NOT work on restricted capacity magazines if they have the 'large plastic plug' at the bottom of the magazine. (Please see the last image in the Image Gallery above).