Glock 32 Magazine

Glock 32 Factory Magazine

This is Glock's own 10-round magazine for the Glock 32, the compact pistol chambered in .357 SIG. It suits owners who want a spare or replacement made by the same company that built the gun, and shooters in states that cap magazine capacity at ten rounds. It is model MF10032, so you can match it against the part number Glock lists for your pistol.

Features

• Factory OEM Magazine — OEM, or original equipment manufacturer, means Glock made this magazine itself, the same part that ships with the pistol.
• .357 SIG Chambering — It feeds .357 SIG, a bottlenecked cartridge built on a necked-down .40 S&W case.
• 10-Round Capacity — Holds ten rounds, which keeps it within ten-round magazine limits in restricted states.
• Double-Stack Design — Rounds sit staggered in two columns, so the magazine stays short enough for a compact grip.
• Polymer Body With Steel Insert — The polymer shell is lined with a steel insert that helps the magazine keep its shape when fully loaded.
• Polymer Base Pad — A flared polymer floorplate gives you something to grip when seating or stripping the magazine.
• Magazine Catch Cutout — The notch on the side of the body engages the pistol's magazine release to lock the magazine in place.
• Black Finish — Plain black polymer matches the frame of a standard Glock 32.
• Model MF10032 — The factory part number, carried with UPC 764503100321, confirms you are ordering the 10-round Glock 32 magazine.

Build and Fit

Glock molds the body from polymer around a steel insert, which is the same construction it uses for its factory pistol magazines. This one is sized and spring-matched for the compact Glock 32 in .357 SIG. If you shoot the Glock 32 and want a magazine that fits and feeds as the factory intended, this is the part number to buy.