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Magpul has been producing the very best polymer magazines since the first generation PMag was released. With a track record for not just copying magazines but improving upon them, their offering for the Glock 17 is worth considering as your primary Glock 17 magazine. Magpul's commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, and innovation are readily apparent on their Glock 17 magazine.
There are several improvements present on the Magpul PMag Glock 17 Magazine that are worth pointing out. The first improvement is the floor plate can be removed without the use of any tools. Simply press the retainer in and the floor plate easily slides off. The floor plate also features a paint pen style dot matrix pattern making it easy to label your pistol magazines to designate the type of rounds inside. On the side of each magazine is a full-load indicator window for you to easily visually verify that your magazine is loaded to full capacity.
Features:
- Magpul PMag for the Glock 17
- 17-Round Capacity
- 9x19mm Caliber
- Revised Body Style - Post 5/15 Date Codes
- Works with Glock 17 Full Size and Compact
Additional Information
| SKU | MAG546 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Magpul |
| Gun Model | Glock 17 |
| Ban Status | Post-Ban |
| Brand | Magpul |
| Caliber | 9mm (9x19) |
| Condition | Factory New |
| Construction | Polymer |
| Capacity | 17 Rounds |
| Finish | Black |
| Restrictions | Age - 21+ |
| Returns Accepted | Yes - Must Not Be Modified Or Visibly Used |
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great training mags review by glock doc on 8/28/2016although all plastic, very durable and dependable. have shot over 2k rds and still functioning perfectly., highly recommended
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Another solid Magpul Product review by josh on 8/1/2016
Magpie makes great products and this is no exception. There were some problems with the first production batch but Magpul acknowledged and rectified the problem replacing all of the recalled magazines. Complete polymer construction. Orange follow is a nice touch. I was a bit skeptical as I only used Glock factory mags previously. I bought one and I have used it exclusively on every range trip. So far about 1,000 rounds without a hiccup. Gen 4 G17. I now keep my glock factory mags for backup and carry use though I wouldn't hesitate to use this mag for carry use. My only qualm is the Magpul factory pricing. I can get an AR or AK PMAG for roughly $12. My thoughts are this should be priced cheaper since its for a handgun and uses less material. Still will probably add one to my next order.
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good magazines but issues with gen 1 glocks review by paul on 1/19/2016
i have two of these magazines and the feed perfect, fit the pistol perfect. good build quality. but, using them with gen 1 glocks may be a bit of a problem. on the last round fired, the magazine will drop an inch so you don't get the slide locked open.
i do have a gen 3 but have yet to test on newer pistols, i assume from all the other reviews that this isn't an issue with new pistols, i doubt many people are running gen 1 glocks every week. mine are the post-recall mags, hence why they feed well. if you have a newer glock, try them out.
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