Glock 17+2 round 9mm Magazine

Made for the model 19x 9mm handgun. The magazine will also fit in the standard 17 and 34 models.

This is a 5th generation Glock factory original magazine for the G19x and other 9mm double stack Glock handguns. These exceptionally reliable magazines combine a hardened steel core with a high-tech polymer outer shell, allowing Glock magazines to remain reliable even after extraordinary abuse. 

Features:

• Factory original magazine fits flush on Glock G19x handguns
• High-strength hardened steel core and feed lips
• Slick and durable high-tech polymer shell
• Flared and angled base plate for fast and easy removal from magazine pouches or mag wells
• Witness holes on the back of the magazine
• Ambidextrous magazine catch cuts
• Full capacity magazine holds 19-rounds of 9x19mm Luger
• Compatible with all generations of double-stack 9mm Glock handguns
• High-visibility enhanced reliability follower
• Durable coyote finish

The magazine is cut to accept left or right-hand magazine releases and features a new high visibility enhanced follower. The new contoured base plate matches the base plate on the Gen5 pistols. Like the handguns they feed, the magazines have been updated with every generation, and the latest generations are no different with a host of subtle enhancements that even further enhance their legendary reliability. These 19-round full capacity 5th generation magazines with Flat Dark Earth finish are compatible with all generations of 9mm double-stack Glock handguns including the G34, G18, G17, G19x, G19, and G26, as well as many popular pistol caliber carbines.

High-Capacity Magazine Restrictions

High-capacity magazines are not legal in all areas of the U.S. Please be aware of your local laws before ordering.

It is the customer's responsibility to comply with all laws regarding these items.

State Restrictions on High-Capacity Magazines

• California: 10-round limit
• Colorado: 15-round limit
• Connecticut: 10-round limit
• District of Columbia: 10-round limit
• Hawaii: 10-round limit
• Maryland: 10-round limit
• Massachusetts: 10-round limit
• New Jersey: 10-round limit
• New York: 10-round limit