Universal PUNCH BUTTON for EMERGENCY magazine for Umarex T4E TPM1 and Walther PPQ M2 weapons

Universal PUNCH BUTTON – Quick Activation for Your Emergency Magazine

The universal PUNCH BUTTON in black is an essential upgrade for owners of Umarex T4E TPM1 and Walther PPQ M2 weapons equipped with an Emergency magazine. The main task of this button is to increase the area for a palm strike, eliminating unpleasant pressure marks and increasing the certainty that you will pierce the gas capsule on the first try. In crisis situations where seconds count, this accessory gives you the necessary advantage.

This model is made of advanced ASA polymer using precision 3D printing. ASA material was chosen for its excellent mechanical strength and high thermal resistance (up to 105°C), so you don't have to worry about leaving the magazine in a hot car or in direct sunlight. The button design allows it to be left permanently on the weapon without restricting functionality or aesthetics. Due to the specific design, the button has a slight rotation play (approx. 18 degrees), which is a feature that does not affect function – for aesthetic alignment, simply rotate it back to the straight position.

Technical Parameters:

• Compatibility: Emergency magazines for Umarex T4E TPM1 and Walther PPQ M2 (.43)
• Material: ASA Plastic (high-strength 3D printing)
• Thermal Resistance: Up to 105°C
• Color: Black
• Features: Enlarged contact area for easy palm strike

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Do I need to remove the button when loading projectiles?
No, the PUNCH BUTTON is designed to stay on the weapon permanently. It does not hinder normal operation or reloading.

2. Does this button fit other T4E models?
This specific model is optimized for TPM1 and PPQ M2 magazines. For other models, we recommend verifying compatibility or choosing a version intended directly for that weapon type.

3. Why does the button rotate slightly?
Due to the technical mounting solution on the magazine valve, there is a play of approx. 18 degrees. This is a normal occurrence that does not affect the ability to pierce the capsule. The button can be manually straightened at any time.