Ruger Max-9 Magazine 10-Round

Factory Max-9 Magazine

This is Ruger's own 10-round magazine for the Max-9 pistol, built to the same specification as the one that ships with the gun. Max-9 owners buy it as a spare to carry, as a second or third magazine for range sessions, or to replace one that has worn out. Because it comes from the pistol's maker, fit in the magazine well and feeding into the chamber match the original.

Features

• Made For The Ruger Max-9 — Ruger designed this magazine specifically for the Max-9 pistol, part number 90713.
• 10-Round Capacity — It holds ten cartridges with the flush-fit floorplate installed.
• 9mm Luger Chambering — The body is stamped 9MM LUGER, the same cartridge sold as 9x19mm or 9mm Parabellum.
• E-Nickel Teflon-Coated Steel Body — The hardened steel tube carries a nickel finish with a Teflon coating that resists corrosion and helps rounds slide freely as they feed.
• High-Tensile Steel Spring — A strong spring keeps steady upward pressure on the stack so each round presents to the slide consistently.
• Polymer Follower — The black follower, the part the spring pushes against the cartridges, is shaped for smooth feeding up to the last round.
• Witness Holes At 5 And 10 — Numbered holes in the side of the body let you check at a glance how many rounds are loaded.
• Flush-Fit Polymer Floorplate — The black base sits level with the bottom of the grip and has a textured face to help when stripping a stuck magazine.
• Ruger Factory Markings — The Ruger logo is stamped into the back of the body, identifying it as genuine factory production.

Build and Fit

The body is hardened steel with an E-Nickel Teflon finish, paired with a high-tensile steel spring, a black polymer follower and a polymer floorplate. Ruger makes it to the exact dimensions of the Max-9 magazine well, so it locks in and drops free the same way as the factory magazine supplied with the pistol. It is intended for the Ruger Max-9 only and should not be assumed to fit other 9mm pistols.