PSA Mags for the Glock 43

[Tokarev]

Who knew? I had no idea these existed.



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[Tokarev]

https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-...-magazine.html

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[steve]

Arfcom has a thread on them in the Glock section. So far they appear to be reliable. Not having to change the mag release is a plus.

[WDR]

There was a recent thread about them... But I forget which forum it was in. The plastic/steel hybrid body allowing the use of the stock plastic match catch is a good idea, IMHO. I don't own a slimeline Glock, but if I did, I'd be looking to see how these shake out.

[cjb1911]

Guys on reddit have been having very positive results.

[Leroy Suggs]

Someone needs to buy a half dozen of them and a case of HST and try them out for us.

[Crusader]

Gonna be like with the Shield Arms mags when they first came out, really hard to keep them in stock.

When they come back in stock I’ll buy a couple and try them.

[RJ]

Sounds like something Glock should have done themselves.

[Crusader]

Sounds like something Glock should have done themselves.

But didn’t for whatever reason, the same with the Glock 44. Why only 10 rounds, I think it has to do with not wanting to tarnish that reputation of reliability. Never wanting to push that envelope, the guns will sell anyway. It’s a mistake on their part in my opinion, but I do somewhat understand it. We got a good thing going, don’t rock the boat. The SA-15 mags have been hit or miss, been a big hit for me but not for others. Have a feeling it will be the same with the PSA mags, but I’m holding out hope that if enough people continue to buy the aftermarket 15 round mags. Glock will eventually see the light and make their own for both the slimframe Glocks and the 44.

[G19Fan]

Guys on reddit have been having very positive results.

Wonder how many of those guys run enough rounds through them to vet