| Product Type | Magazines |
|---|---|
| Magazine Capacity | 24 Rounds |
| Ammo Caliber | 9mm Luger (9x19) |
| Firearm Compatibility | Glock 17, Glock 19, Glock 26, Glock 34 |
| Manufacturer | Glock |
| Manufacturer SKU | 47464 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| UPC Barcode | 764503027406 |
| Material | Steel |
Sure, a 24-round magazine might be too long to sit flush with a Glock pistol’s grip. But what would you rather have when it comes down to brass tacks: a smaller handgun, or enough shots to finish the job?
Glock makes this 9mm magazine for their G17, G19, G26 and G34 pistols. Like all their factory centerfire mags, this one is fortified with a full-length steel insert that resists bending, contorting, and deforming that could impact performance. It’s also coated in rugged polymer to prevent damage from regular use or carelessness.
Glock’s magazine drops free regardless of whether your mag release button is on the left or right hand side. It features a hunter orange follower to help you avoid the mistake of leaving rounds behind. It also lets you know exactly how many rounds you’ve loaded courtesy of the numbered holes running all the way down its back.
Glock designs their steel spring to retain its elasticity for a very long time, even if you keep the mag loaded for the sake of preparedness. That longevity makes this mag’s spring feel a little stiff at first, but you can expect prefect functionality once you’ve broken it in a little.
Please make certain you don’t take this magazine to jurisdictions that have banned it!
Glock makes this 9mm magazine for their G17, G19, G26 and G34 pistols. Like all their factory centerfire mags, this one is fortified with a full-length steel insert that resists bending, contorting, and deforming that could impact performance. It’s also coated in rugged polymer to prevent damage from regular use or carelessness.
Glock’s magazine drops free regardless of whether your mag release button is on the left or right hand side. It features a hunter orange follower to help you avoid the mistake of leaving rounds behind. It also lets you know exactly how many rounds you’ve loaded courtesy of the numbered holes running all the way down its back.
Glock designs their steel spring to retain its elasticity for a very long time, even if you keep the mag loaded for the sake of preparedness. That longevity makes this mag’s spring feel a little stiff at first, but you can expect prefect functionality once you’ve broken it in a little.
Please make certain you don’t take this magazine to jurisdictions that have banned it!
