Magpul Ranger Plate mod question

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I remember seeing a pic somewhere of a Magpul Ranger Plate modified so that there is a "dent" or sunken in place in the Ranger Plate where a retention cord from a mag pouch has a groove to fit into. This enables you to use Ranger Plates in these types of pouches.

Does anyone have any info on this mod?

[kmrtnsn]

Not sure what you are talking about. The pulls on Magpul Ranger Plates are soft rubber, the elastic shock cord from most pouches so equipped, just compresses the pull portion; no modification needed.

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Ok. I've never played with the ranger plates and I always thought they were made out of hard plastic. Thanks.

[TxRaptor]

If I am reading your post correctly, I think you may be referencing a mag-pod end plate.
Image reference (http://www.ar15news.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Mag-Pod-Image-1-e1327340450629.jpg):

If not that, are you talking about a Ranger Plate for a Pmag or a standard GI magazine?

My PMag and GI magazine Ranger plates look nearly identical minus how they attach to the magazine. There is a small oval-ish indentation on them for Magpul's text but nothing like a elastic cord slot.
http://www.gandrtactical.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=RP

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If I am reading your post correctly, I think you may be referencing a mag-pod end plate.
Image reference (http://www.ar15news.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Mag-Pod-Image-1-e1327340450629.jpg):

If not that, are you talking about a Ranger Plate for a Pmag or a standard GI magazine?

My PMag and GI magazine Ranger plates look nearly identical minus how they attach to the magazine. There is a small oval-ish indentation on them for Magpul's text but nothing like a elastic cord slot.
http://www.gandrtactical.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=RP

TX, what I saw was a ranger plate with the cords of a mag pouch pulling the plate down which made it look like someone had melted the plastic of the plate to make it sag and make a groove so that the cord wouldn't slip off of the plate. I've never played with the ranger plates before and did not know that they are rubber. What I saw was the cord pulling the rubber of the plate down.

Thanks for the reply.