Glock Magazines

Every Glock pistol deserves a Glock magazine to match. Glock mags are durable and reliable, which is what you want in a pistol magazine. Palmetto State Armory offers a variety of Glock mags for various models in a variety of capacities. Take care of your investment with a Glock magazine from Palmetto State Armory. We are your online source for Glock pistols and magazines.

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Glock Magazines: Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Glock magazine?

A Glock magazine is a detachable ammunition storage and feeding device designed specifically for Glock pistols. It holds cartridges under spring tension and feeds them into the chamber of the firearm as it cycles. These magazines are known for their reliability, durability, and ease of use, making them a popular choice among law enforcement, military personnel, and civilian shooters alike.

Are they interchangeable between models?

Magazines are often compatible within the same caliber with the limiting factor being frame size in most cases. For example, a Glock 17 magazine (9mm, full-size) will fit and function in a Glock 19 (9mm, compact) or Glock 26 (9mm, subcompact), though the magazine may extend below the grip. However, those designed for smaller models will not fit larger models because of the length of the handgun's grip. Always check compatibility before purchasing to ensure proper fit and function.

What capacities are available?

These mags come in a variety of capacities to suit different needs and preferences. Standard options range from 6 rounds (for subcompact models like the Glock 43) up to 17 rounds (for full-size models like the Glock 17). Extended versions are also available, offering capacities of up to 33 rounds for certain models. These higher-capacity options are popular for range use, competition, and PCC applications.

What materials are they made from?

Glock’s magazines are constructed with a high-strength polymer outer shell and a steel insert for added durability and reliability. This combination provides resistance to impact, corrosion, and deformation, ensuring reliable feeding and long service life. The polymer baseplate and follower further contribute to the lightweight and robust design.

How do I maintain and clean them?

Proper maintenance is essential for reliable performance. To clean your magazine:

  1. Disassemble: Remove the baseplate, spring, and follower.
  2. Clean: Wipe down all components with a dry cloth or use a mild solvent if necessary. Avoid using excessive oil, as it can attract dirt and debris.
  3. Inspect: Check for any signs of wear, cracks, or damage.
  4. Reassemble: Ensure all parts are dry before reassembling.

Regular cleaning, especially after exposure to dirt, sand, or moisture, will help keep your magazines functioning smoothly.

What are the benefits of using extended versions?

Extended magazines offer increased ammunition capacity, which can be advantageous for things like range sessions or competition shooting. They reduce the need for frequent reloading and can provide a better grip for shooters with larger hands. Consider your intended use when making selections based on capacity.

What are the signs that a magazine needs to be replaced?

While it is uncommon, magazines can experience wear and tear that affects reliability. Signs that it may be time to replace one include:

  1. Cracks or chips in the polymer body
  2. Bent or weakened feed lips
  3. Damaged or worn springs
  4. Follower sticking or not moving smoothly
  5. Consistent feeding or ejection issues

Regular inspection and maintenance can help you identify these issues before they cause malfunctions.

How should I store them?

Store your magazines in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. If storing loaded for extended periods, consider rotating them periodically to prevent spring fatigue. Using pouches or cases can help protect them from dust and damage.

Glock magazines are a critical component for any Glock pistol owner, offering reliable feeding, robust construction, and a range of capacities to suit every need. Whether you’re looking for standard, extended, or aftermarket options, Palmetto State Armory has a wide selection to keep you prepared and ready for your preferred application!