NDZ Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm .40 Magazine Finger Extension with Laser Deep Engraved Don't Tread On Me Snake in Silver

Add control, durability, and bold American attitude to your Shield pistol with the NDZ Magazine Finger Extension for the Smith & Wesson Shield chambered in 9mm / .40 cal. It features a deep laser-engraved “Don’t Tread On Me” Snake graphic, and is CNC-machined from 6061-T6 aircraft-grade billet aluminum. This extension replaces the factory plastic baseplate with a stronger, more ergonomic option; improving grip and reload speed without altering capacity. The interior profile is precision-matched to factory specs, ensuring a 100% direct fit with no modification required. Finished with a Mil-Spec hard-coat anodizing process for maximum surface durability, this plate resists chips, wear, and corrosion under real-world use. Built in-house at NDZ Performance in the USA, it comes backed by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. Factory fit with American grit; stand out and hold on with NDZ Performance.

Features:

• Fits Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm and .40 (standard 7 or 8-round mags).
• Laser-engraved “Don’t Tread On Me” snake in silver for a bold custom look.
• 6061-T6 billet aluminum, stronger and more durable than factory plastic.
• CNC-machined pocket profile for true factory-spec fit.
• Mil-Spec hard-coat anodized for extreme durability.
• Enhances grip surface without adding bulk.
• Proudly made in the USA by NDZ Performance.
• Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

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