Glock 50970 Floor Plate 10Mm Fits 20/21/29/30 Black Polymer

The Glock 50970 floor plate is a genuine OEM replacement for owners of full-size and compact 10mm Glock pistols. If you've lost, cracked, or worn out the polymer base plate on your Glock 20, 21, 29, or 30, this is the factory-correct part to get your magazine back in service. It's a small but essential component—the floor plate keeps rounds secured in the magazine tube and takes a lot of handling wear over time.

Glock's polymer floor plates are engineered to match the durability and tight tolerances of the firearm itself. This isn't a budget knockoff; it's the same part Glock ships from the factory. Whether you're a competition shooter running high-round-count practice sessions, a hunter who relies on your 10mm for wilderness backup, or simply someone who wants to keep spare magazines in top condition, having OEM replacement parts on hand makes sense.

The black polymer construction is lightweight and corrosion-resistant, matching the aesthetic and material philosophy of modern Glock design. Installation is straightforward—a simple press-fit into the magazine body—and requires no special tools. Keep a spare or two in your range bag or gear closet.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Glock component—factory-correct fit and function
• Black polymer construction—durable and corrosion-resistant
• Compatible with four 10mm Glock models: 20, 21, 29, 30
• Simple press-fit installation, no tools required

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Glock models use this floor plate?

The Glock 50970 is designed for the full-size Glock 20 and 21, and the compact Glock 29 and 30—all chambered in 10mm. If you own one of these pistols, this floor plate will fit your factory magazines.

Is this a genuine Glock part?

Yes, this is an OEM Glock component manufactured to factory specifications. It's the same floor plate included with new Glock magazines and replacement stock from Glock itself.

How do I install the floor plate?

The floor plate is a press-fit component that slides into the base of the magazine body. No tools are required—simply align and press it firmly into place until it seats flush.