Glock 37 Magazine

Factory .45 GAP Magazine

This is Glock's own 10-round magazine for the Glock 37, chambered in .45 GAP. It is built by the same company that makes the pistol. Owners use it as a spare for range days, as a replacement for a worn mag, or as a reload carried on the belt. It also fits the Glock 38 and Glock 39, which share the same cartridge.

Features

• .45 GAP Caliber — Made for .45 GAP (Glock Automatic Pistol), a shorter .45 cartridge that Glock designed to fit a 9mm-sized frame.
• 10-Round Capacity — The magazine holds 10 rounds when fully loaded.
• Fits Glock 37, 38 And 39 — It seats in all three .45 GAP Glock pistols, and in the shorter-gripped 38 and 39 the base extends below the frame.
• Polymer Body — The black polymer shell resists dents and corrosion and keeps the magazine light.
• Steel Spring — A steel spring pushes each round up to the feed lips so the next one is ready to chamber.
• Notched For The Mag Catch — Cutouts on both sides of the body give the pistol's magazine catch a place to lock the magazine in the grip.
• Flared Floor Plate — The base plate has a lip that gives you something to grab when stripping a stuck magazine out of the gun.
• Factory Original — Supplied new, with Glock part number MF37010.

Fit And Construction

The magazine pairs a steel spring with a polymer body, finished in plain black to match the pistol. It weighs about 0.25 lb, so carrying a couple of spares adds little weight. Because it comes from Glock, the dimensions and feed geometry match what the pistol was designed around, which removes the guesswork that comes with aftermarket parts.