Ed Brown Screw-On Bumper Pads, 6-Pak

Ed Brown screw-on bumper pads are the go-to fix for worn magazine footprints and a smart upgrade for shooters who want clean, functional magazines. Whether you've got a nicked pad from years of range sessions or you're refreshing a magazine before a hunt, this six-pack gives you spare pads on hand. Each pad mounts securely with self-tapping screws and restores both the look and function of your magazine's base.

These pads come standard on Ed Brown's 7-round magazines, where they serve multiple purposes: they extend the magazine's overall length for more reliable seating in the gun, cushion impact and wear on the magazine body, and make the final push during insertion noticeably smoother. Over time, even quality magazines take a beating. A scuffed or damaged pad doesn't just look sloppy—it can affect how the magazine seats and cycles. Swapping in a fresh pad takes minutes and makes a real difference.

The .525" center-to-center hole spacing is designed to match Ed Brown magazines precisely. Each pad comes with two self-tapping 4-40 screws, so installation is straightforward—no special tools needed. With six pads in the pack, you've got extras to stash in your range bag, truck, or safe.

Key Features

• Six-pack—enough to refresh multiple magazines or keep spares on hand
• Self-tapping screws included (two per pad)
• Improves magazine seating, durability, and insertion ease
• Designed for Ed Brown 7-round magazines and compatible platforms
• Quick, tool-free installation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What magazines are these bumper pads compatible with?

These pads are designed for Ed Brown 7-round magazines and are compatible with Ed Brown platforms that use the same mounting specification.

Do the screws come with the pads?

Yes. Each pad includes two 4-40 self-tapping screws, so you have everything needed for installation.

How do I install the bumper pads?

Installation is straightforward: align the pad with the existing or pre-drilled holes on your magazine base (.525" center-to-center spacing), and drive the two self-tapping screws. No special tools are required.

Why would I need replacement bumper pads?

Bumper pads wear, nick, and scuff with regular use. Replacing a damaged pad restores the magazine's appearance, maintains proper seating in the firearm, and preserves the protection and smooth insertion the pad provides.