Mec-Gar SIG Pro 2022 Magazine - 17-Round AFC
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- MGSP917AFC
Description
Features
- 17-Round 9mm Capacity — Holds a full 17 rounds of 9x19mm Luger, adding extra capacity over flush-fit factory magazines thanks to the integrated Plus-2 adapter.
- SIG Pro Platform Fit — Drops cleanly into the SIG Sauer Pro SP2009 and SP2022 pistols with factory-correct lockup and release.
- Heat-Treated Carbon Steel Tube — Stamped and heat-treated carbon steel body delivers the strength and dent resistance demanded by hard daily use.
- Anti-Friction Coating (AFC) — Durable AFC finish slicks up loading, smooths feeding, and adds a layer of corrosion protection in harsh conditions.
- Plus-2 Floorplate Adapter — Extended polymer floorplate adds two rounds while sitting only 5/8 inch (16 mm) longer than a flush magazine.
- High-Impact Polymer Follower — Molded follower resists chipping and binding for consistent feeding from the first round to the last.
- High-Tension Spring — CNC-wound spring maintains steady pressure across the full column for reliable cycling.
- Military and LE Proven — Built to the same Mec-Gar standards trusted as OEM equipment by military and law enforcement agencies worldwide.
- Made in Italy — Manufactured in Italy by Mec-Gar, the world's largest independent maker of pistol magazines.
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My Go-To Sig MagsI carry a SP2022 and have been running the factory 15-rounders since I got the gun. Buddy told me to try these Mec-Gar 17s and honestly I dont know why I waited. Two extra rounds, drops free cleaner than the factory mags, and the anti-friction coating makes seating them feel smooth as glass. Ive run maybe 300 rounds through two of these now and zero issues. FMJ, hollow points, steel case, doesnt matter. They eat everything.
Drops free better than factory SIG mags
Two extra rounds over the stock 15-rounderSmall gap between the baseplate and the bottom of the frame, nothing dangerous but you notice it