| Magazine Capacity | 33 Rounds |
|---|---|
| Ammo Caliber | 9mm Luger (9x19) |
| Firearm Compatibility | Glock 17, Glock 19, Glock 26 |
| Manufacturer | Glock |
| Manufacturer SKU | 47463 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| UPC Barcode | 764503027390 |
| Material | Steel |
There’s a simple case to be made for owning a 33-round Glock magazine: When you’re defending yourself against a threat which means to do you immediate bodily harm, would you rather (A) pause to reload or (B) keep firing?
This very long 9mm magazine is made by Glock, right in the same factory that your Glock 17, 19 or 26’s stock magazine came from. Glock’s magazines are first rate, with hardened steel inserts that resist bending or snapping and polymer shells which protect the unit against crushing, denting and other unfortunate accidents.
On its inside this mag features a long-lasting stainless steel spring. It’s going to remain springy even after countless reloads, or if you go ahead and decide to leave it loaded for extended periods of time. Glock’s follower ensures smooth feeding into one of their handgun’s chambers, and it is bright orange so you can tell immediately if the mag is empty. This mag also has numbered windows running down its spine – no need to guess how many shots you have remaining!
Glock factory mags drop free whether your handgun’s mag release button is on the right or left hand side. This mag is also awesome for carbines! And for those of you who are uninitiated, “flat dark earth” is gun-speak for light brown.
This very long 9mm magazine is made by Glock, right in the same factory that your Glock 17, 19 or 26’s stock magazine came from. Glock’s magazines are first rate, with hardened steel inserts that resist bending or snapping and polymer shells which protect the unit against crushing, denting and other unfortunate accidents.
On its inside this mag features a long-lasting stainless steel spring. It’s going to remain springy even after countless reloads, or if you go ahead and decide to leave it loaded for extended periods of time. Glock’s follower ensures smooth feeding into one of their handgun’s chambers, and it is bright orange so you can tell immediately if the mag is empty. This mag also has numbered windows running down its spine – no need to guess how many shots you have remaining!
Glock factory mags drop free whether your handgun’s mag release button is on the right or left hand side. This mag is also awesome for carbines! And for those of you who are uninitiated, “flat dark earth” is gun-speak for light brown.
