Glock mags

[cg21]

I love my m&p...... but all these guns accepting the 9mm glock mags is forcing my hand.

what are the best 33 round mags for the glock 9mm??

 

[Trigger Time]

Factory Glock ones

 

[glock212327]

Factory or ETS both work without any issues

 

[Trigger Time]

I had a couple ets mags I got with a glock that didnt work worth a crap on their first range trip. They went straight into the range trash can so no one else would have to suffer with them
I know some like them but I wont try them again

 

[cg21]

Thanks didn’t know that glock made the 33 round mags. Almost $50 a mag I hope they work good

 

[King31]

https://www.brownells.com/magazines...l-17-34-9mm-33-round-magazines-prod71433.aspx

This is literally the first site search I did. I'm sure there are cheaper out there.

 

[lonehoosier]

Thanks didn’t know that glock made the 33 round mags. Almost $50 a mag I hope they work good

$32 each plus shipping

https://www.aimsurplus.com/product....ail&utm_term=0_6870497a6a-dfdb11dbb4-18596237

Also if you are patient and look around you can get them cheaper.

Never mind, sold out.

 

[edporch]

Midway has Glock factory 33's for $35.99
I have some of these and they've worked flawlessly.
Half the fun of having them is it drives the lefties crazy that we can have them.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1020182879/glock-magazine-gen-5-glock-17-19-19x-26-34-45-9mm-luger

 

[croy]

I think magpul makes a 24 rounder too. But not as reliable as glock mags once again.

 

[STEEL CORE]

I have a few, used a stock Glock 9mm one once in a Glock-26, at the Wilbur Wright state range, its like riding a moped or dating a big mama, a lot of fun until your friends see you doing it.
I mean why 33 in a Glock-26?!?
You wont be CC ing that set up!

 

[Tactically Fat]

Always - OEM mags first.

Then take your pick: KCI / ETS. Then, IMO, MagPul (But not for 33 rounders)

I have 1 or 2 MP G17 mags that suck something fierce. But that's OK - because I bought them just for range use / practice.

OEM, and only OEM, for carry.

 

[cedartop]

Factory Glock ones

Always - OEM mags first.

Then take your pick: KCI / ETS. Then, IMO, MagPul (But not for 33 rounders)

I have 1 or 2 MP G17 mags that suck something fierce. But that's OK - because I bought them just for range use / practice.

OEM, and only OEM, for carry.

What these guys said.

 

[John3354]

While Glock magazines may be best, I have had good luck with SGM Tactical magazines. They are heavily sprung out of the box though. Load them up, put them in the safe for a few days, or longer, and they work fine once the springs break in a little. No issues and half the price.

I have to wonder if the guy who junked the brand new magazines would not have had the same experience.

 

[Trigger Time]

While Glock magazines may be best, I have had good luck with SGM Tactical magazines. They are heavily sprung out of the box though. Load them up, put them in the safe for a few days, or longer, and they work fine once the springs break in a little. No issues and half the price.

I have to wonder if the guy who junked the brand new magazines would not have had the same experience.

Sorry, new to me. I got them in a trade. They had been used prior but were not old either.
Also modern springs do not break in from only staying compressed. It is the act of compressing and decompressing/ loading & unloading that wears In (wears out) your mag springs. So simply leaving your mags loaded does nothing other than the springs being compressed for the first time.

 

[Sniper 79]

Factory is the only way to go. Never had a problem even with old weak feeling springs. Just like the pistols they keep working with zero maintenance. Pick them up out of the gravel and reload. Life is good!

 

[Trigger Time]

Factory is the only way to go. Never had a problem even with old weak feeling springs. Just like the pistols they keep working with zero maintenance. Pick them up out of the gravel and reload. Life is good!

^^^this

 

[d.kaufman]

Definitely agree that sticking with oem is the way to go. That being said i have had absolutely zero issues out of my 15 round magpul mags for my G19 gen 4 or with my KelTec sub2000 that takes Glock mags

 

[drhepner]

I own a 30 round mags made by Glock, ETS, MagPul, and KCI mags from Korea. All of them work well. If you’re just plinking, the $15 Korean mags are fine. I’ve run them through my pistols and my Ruger PC9 and my KelTec Sub 2000 without any issues. I expected them to feel cheap, but they’re just as beefy as a factory Glock mag.

 

[Skullglide]

I have some scherer 33’s in a box somewhere, they were given to me by the owner. They are ok. I only buy Glock now.

 

[croy]

Definitely agree that sticking with oem is the way to go. That being said i have had absolutely zero issues out of my 15 round magpul mags for my G19 gen 4 or with my KelTec sub2000 that takes Glock mags

For range use they will work perfectly fine. Get a little wet or muddy and they will not work as good as OEM.