Details
Details
Features:
- Holds 34 rounds of 9mm
- For Glock 19, 17, and similar models
- Impact resistant polymer construction
- Bright orange follower
- Rear witness holes
- Heavy duty stainless steel follower spring
- Removable base plate
Specifications
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.Ratings & Reviews
83 reviews
Exploded into pieces..
by E -
Had fired this maybe 3 or 4 times. On the latest take, loaded the magazine, slung the bolt forward, absolutely shattered the cheap plastic and it broke to pieces. Granted I have a strong spring and 10oz buffer soo.... idk. The other 17rd magazine from amend 2 still work so this is just flimsy. This was an 80% arms lower it fed into.
Cheap but unreliable, do not use for competition or self defense
by Jon -
I have several of these magazines that I use at the range with my AR-9. For range day plinking they seem fine, but I have had two magazines fail when loaded to capacity and left loaded for a period of two months. The followers froze in place part way up the magazine preventing the firearm from feeding. Unloading the magazine and attempting to free the follower did not fix the issue, the magazines were no longer operable.
Works most of the time
by Albert -
There's an occasional jam here and there since the feed lips don't have a metal reinforcement and likes to flex, causing some rounds to point towards the left or right. Guess this is a good mag to practice clearing malfunctions. Magpul pmag 9 is even worse with the follower getting stuck below the feed lips. Would recommend sticking with Glock oem mags for best reliability
A little loose
by Chris -
Work ok in glock 17. Not so much in Foxtrot Mike AR9. A little loose.
On the money
by CodyG -
Built to last and performs flawlessly.
Magazine malfunction
by David -
After perhaps 5 rounds, the magazine split at the seems and spewed black smoke.
Tossed in trash after two range sessions
by Bret -
I bought two of these to use in a FM9 PCC and they both fail to feed multiple times, even when not filled to capacity. I did not try them in a Glock pistol. I have tossed them in the trash and will only trust PMAG and Glock magazines.
Terrible mag
by Joseph -
Had these for about a year. Mag spring is compressed and body of mag swelled up. Stripped the first round off and it rest stayed down and did not feed up to the top. Had 6 mags all did the same. I thought it might be I loaded them too long (only 1 year) so I loaded an 18 round version that was new in package and left it for a month. Same problem. Glad they were cheap. They are useless now.
Amend2 A2 34Round 9mm
by Shelton Williams -
This seems to be a decent product. However; it does not cycle well in my AR9. I have to use OEM Glock Mags. Maybe it will work for "actual" pistols. I know other people that have tried it with pistols that accept glock mags.
Works for target shooting
by Fred -
It has worked no problem in a PPC while target shooting. Do what you will with that information: a sample size of 3 mags, slow shooting at paper targets at 50-100 yards through a 16" PCC.