Base pad for magazine and magazine group

1. A base pad for a firearm magazine, suitable for being releasably coupled to a lower end of the firearm magazine, said base pad comprising a base pad body made in one piece, wherein said base pad body comprises a body base and a peripheral wall, protruding peripherally from the body base, whereby the body base and the peripheral wall delimit a body compartment configured to face the lower end of the firearm magazine,

wherein anchoring means for anchoring the base pad to the firearm magazine are provided on said peripheral wall, on a side of the body compartment,

wherein said peripheral wall, on an outer side, opposite to the side of the body compartment, comprises fins, spaced apart from each other,

wherein the base pad further comprises two connecting ribs, connected to each other, each connecting rib of the two connecting ribs connecting two or more fins together,

wherein a first connecting rib of the two connecting ribs extends mainly along a first inclined rib direction and a second connecting rib of the two connecting ribs extends mainly along a second inclined rib direction that intersects the first inclined rib direction,

wherein the first inclined rib direction and the second inclined rib direction are inclined relative to a direction of greater extension of the fins.

2. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein the fins are spaced apart from each other along a vertical direction (X) perpendicular to the body base.

3. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein the peripheral wall comprises a front peripheral section, a rear peripheral section and peripheral sides with longitudinal extension between the front peripheral section and the rear peripheral section, and wherein the fins project at least from the peripheral sides.

4. The base pad of claim 3 , wherein the fins run continuously at least along the front peripheral section and the peripheral sides around the body compartment.

5. The base pad of claim 3 , wherein the fins lie on planes parallel to the body base, spaced apart from each other.

6. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein a gap resulting between the fins is filled with a polymeric material, different from the material with which the base pad body is made.

7. The base pad of claim 6 , wherein the gap between the fins is filled with silicone or elastomeric material.

8. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein the first inclined rib direction and the second inclined rib direction are inclined relative to a direction parallel or perpendicular to the body base.

9. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein between the fins at least one groove is obtained in the peripheral wall on the outer side.

10. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein the first connecting rib and the second connecting rib each have a thickness that is smaller than the thickness of the fins, the thickness of each of said first connecting rib and said second connecting rib being calculated as the distance from a bottom wall of the at least one groove.

11. The base pad claim 1 , further comprising a concave outer base surface, opposite to the body base, wherein a concavity of the concave outer base surface faces outwards, away from the body base.

12. The base pad of claim 11 , wherein the concave outer base surface has a hyperbolic or parabolic shape or an inverted U shape or an inverted V shape, which connects with continuity to the peripheral sides.

13. The base pad of claim 1 , wherein the anchoring means comprise at least one groove obtained in the peripheral wall on the side of the body compartment, and configured to allow the firearm magazine to slide in said at least one groove.

14. A magazine group comprising a base pad according to claim 1 and a firearm magazine coupled to the base pad.