Glock 17 33-Round Magazine

33-Round 9mm Glock Magazine

This is Glock's own extended magazine for its 9x19mm pistols. It holds 33 rounds, roughly twice what a standard G17 magazine carries, so you spend less time reloading on the range and in training drills. Glock owners buy it for high-volume practice, for a backup magazine with more on board, and for 9mm carbines that feed from Glock-pattern magazines.

Features

• 33-Round Capacity — A long double-stack body, with rounds staggered in two columns, holds 33 cartridges of 9x19mm.
• Factory Glock Magazine — Glock built this OEM (original equipment manufacturer) magazine to the same pattern as the magazines shipped with its pistols.
• Steel-Lined Polymer Body — A metal liner inside the black polymer shell keeps the tube rigid so the lips hold their shape under spring pressure.
• Orange Follower — The high-visibility follower, the part that pushes rounds up to the feed lips, shows at a glance when the magazine is empty.
• Ambidextrous Catch Notches — Cutouts on both sides of the body let the magazine lock in whether the pistol's magazine release is set up for right- or left-hand use.
• Witness Holes — Small numbered-style holes along the back of the body let you check how many rounds are loaded without unloading.
• Extended Base Plate — A flared floor plate with side cutouts gives you something to grip when stripping the magazine from the pistol.
• Plain Black Finish — The matte black polymer matches the frame of a standard black Glock.

Fit And Compatibility

The magazine fits Glock's 9mm pistols, including the G17, G19, G26 and G34, because the smaller 9mm Glocks accept the longer magazines of the larger frames. At this length it extends well below the grip of any of them, so it suits range work and bench use better than concealed carry. Check your state and local magazine capacity laws before ordering.