Glock Factory 24 Round 9mm Magazine

[HCM]

So per LAV’s Facebook and Instagram, Glock has released an extended factory 9mm mag holding 24 Rounds.

Apparently it is currently availible in South Africa.

[GJM]

Bet a PF dollar Glock brought it out for the new Ruger carbine.

[pangloss]

I wonder how long it will take them to market it in the US.

[Super77]

Is there a specific reason for that number of rounds/mag length?

[Willard]

Perhaps 17 + 7 = 24 + 7 = 31 add floor plate +2 = 33

So this is midway between standard 17 rd mag and 31 round mag +floorplate = 33. Intermediate option?

[HCM]

Perhaps 17 + 7 = 24 + 7 = 31 add floor plate +2 = 33

So this is midway between standard 17 rd mag and 31 round mag +floorplate = 33. Intermediate option?

Sounds reasonable. Glock has sold a 21 or 22 round .40 cal mag of similar for a while now.

[Bucky]

Is there a specific reason for that number of rounds/mag length?

If I were to guess, this mag is probably the same length as their 22 round magazine.

It would be cool if they made one to fit the USPSA mag gauge. I mean, the DID make a gun the fit the USPSA “box”.

[Gater]

Doesn't really add any info but FWIW:

https://eu.glock.com/en/products/glo...zines/mag_24rd

I think Bucky and HCM are on the money that it will be the same length as the 22rd .40. That eu.glock site also shows factory assembled G17 and G19 +2s, which seems like a no-brainer but I don't recall seeing them in the States. Drifting further off topic, but they apparently also have their polymer single mag pouch in G42 and G43 variants (edited to add: old news but new to me--I see them available at a few sites, may pick one up for 43).

[Kyle Reese]

I'm down for a dozen.

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[shakazulu12]

My first thought was that it was the longest they could make it and still fit the gauge for competition use.