| Product Type | Magazines |
|---|---|
| Magazine Capacity | 24 Rounds |
| Ammo Caliber | 9mm Luger (9x19) |
| Firearm Compatibility | Glock 45, Glock 17, Glock 19, Glock 26, Glock 34 |
| Manufacturer | Glock |
| Manufacturer SKU | 47359 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| UPC Barcode | R0728202634657 |
| Material | Steel |
This magazine fits the following Glock handgun models:
• 17
• 17L
• 19
• 26
• 34
• 45
• 47
It also fits pistol caliber carbines and other firearms that are designed to accept double-stack Glock 9mm magazines.
Don’t limit yourself to 17 shots when you’re shooting in defense of your life. Don’t do the same while you’re just practicing, either! Glock’s very own factory made this magazine so you can have 24 rounds lined up and ready.
Its generous capacity aside, this is the same type of magazine Glock sends all of their handguns out of the factory with. It is comprised of a heat-treated steel insert concealed beneath a rugged black polymer shell. Its spring is also heat-treated steel. Its follower is also polymer; orange, to make it more apparent when the mag is empty. Witness holes numbered 4–24 run down the mag’s spine, so you can tell how many rounds remain as easily as looking down or ejecting the mag. Works fine regardless of which side your mag release button is on!
The following may go without saying, but we’re going to say it anyway:
1. This is a high-capacity magazine. It isn’t legal everywhere in America. Know where it’s illegal, and never bring it to those places.
2. Again, this is a high-capacity magazine. It is certain to extend past your pistol’s magazine well, which has obvious negative ramifications for concealment.
• 17
• 17L
• 19
• 26
• 34
• 45
• 47
It also fits pistol caliber carbines and other firearms that are designed to accept double-stack Glock 9mm magazines.
Don’t limit yourself to 17 shots when you’re shooting in defense of your life. Don’t do the same while you’re just practicing, either! Glock’s very own factory made this magazine so you can have 24 rounds lined up and ready.
Its generous capacity aside, this is the same type of magazine Glock sends all of their handguns out of the factory with. It is comprised of a heat-treated steel insert concealed beneath a rugged black polymer shell. Its spring is also heat-treated steel. Its follower is also polymer; orange, to make it more apparent when the mag is empty. Witness holes numbered 4–24 run down the mag’s spine, so you can tell how many rounds remain as easily as looking down or ejecting the mag. Works fine regardless of which side your mag release button is on!
The following may go without saying, but we’re going to say it anyway:
1. This is a high-capacity magazine. It isn’t legal everywhere in America. Know where it’s illegal, and never bring it to those places.
2. Again, this is a high-capacity magazine. It is certain to extend past your pistol’s magazine well, which has obvious negative ramifications for concealment.
