Product Overview
These +1 and +2 magazine extensions give you extra rounds while looking extra good. Our designs cover the most popular Tokarev variants. See the main description and pictures for reference.
We offer +1 and +2 round magazine extensions for most models of Tokarev pistols, including Zastava M70A/M70AA, Yugo M88, and Norinco Model 213. That means getting up to 10 rounds in your magazine (or 11 rounds where legal). These extensions replace your stock floor plate and locking plate. They use two stainless steel pins to securely stay in place under recoil and when dropped, just like our popular Keltec P32 magazine +1 extensions.
Compatibility Notes:
– Norinco Model 213/Zastava M88 come in +1 and +2. Note, these do not work with the wide version. Check out the +1 High Wall model if you want the M70A/M70AA magazines to integrate better with your Norinco Model 213/Zastava M88. They add +1 capacity to the 9 round magazine and extend to the grip to maintain a clean look.
– Zastava M70A/M70AA come in a +1 extension (or you can choose the +2 extension where legal).
– Please let us know if you have fitment issues. We will work with you to address any issues as best as we can.
The +1 adds 12.5mm off the bottom of the magazine and weighs 8g. The +2 adds 22.5mm off the bottom of the magazine and weighs 12g. The +1 High Wall extensions add 12.5mm to the length of the 9 round magazines and weighs 12g.
Note: Gun and magazine not included. Each quantity (1) is for a single extension with two stainless steel dowel pins to secure them.
All of these extensions are printed in durable and impact resistant carbon fiber filled nylon (PA6-CF20).
If you have the WIDE Norinco 213 9mm magazines, we believe the TT-33/Type 54 (7.62×25) part will fit these mags. Our extensions do NOT fit the rarer double-stack 213A Model.
Have a 7.62 Tokarev? Click here for +1/+2 extensions!
Made in the USA
Installation:
Remove the stock floor plate and locking plate on your magazine. Slide the extension onto the magazine while the spring is pushed past flush with the bottom of the magazine. Once the extension is fully in place, make sure the spring is seated at the bottom of the extension. Next, push the two included metal pins into the two holes on the extension to lock it into place. You can use pliers to help push the pins in.
Removal requires some patience. Start by using a 1.5mm punch to tap the two anchoring pins out. Next, using the opening in the back of the extension, push the magazine spring into the shell of the magazine. A thin flat head screw driver can work well for this. Slowly pull the extension back while watching to ensure the spring does not bind up. If it does, work the spring back up into the magazine shell. Keep pulling the extension back until it’s removed from the shell.
