Glock Factory 24 Round 9mm Magazine

[Bucky]

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

That would have been nice, but highly doubtful.

[BigT]

How do yall like my 19X


Theyre the same length as the 22 round 40 mag. Which was apparently designed at the behest of an end user.


ps assembled +2 mags for 9/40/357 guns have been available for ever

These predate the ruger carbine I snuck a peek of these a year ago at the factory. But could not comment on pain of pain

[critter]

I like this size (apparently similar to the .40). Nice intermediate between the 17 and the 31(33). I'd love to have a dozen or 3 of these.

[CleverNickname]

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”.

The info I've been able to find is that the 22-round .40S&W mag is ~160mm long.

[Bucky]

The info I've been able to find is that the 22-round .40S&W mag is ~160mm long.

I have one, I could measure it. I know it doesn’t even come close to squeezing into my mag gauge.

[BigT]

I have one, I could measure it. I know it doesn’t even come close to squeezing into my mag gauge.

Limited or Open gauge?


Rough meauserment had it around 160 odd mm for me.

[Bucky]

Limited or Open gauge?


Rough meauserment had it around 160 odd mm for me.

Limited.

[psalms144.1]

As a non-competitor, I'm sure I can live without these as long as I have 19/17 mags for carry, and 33 rounders for my Glock carbine (which I don't have yet...)

[martin_j001]

wrong thread, ignore me

[VT1032]

Of course this comes out right after Vermont introduces a 15rnd mag limit... I really need to get out of this state...