Magpul PMAG 17 GL9 Magazine Glock 17, 34 17-Round Polymer Black
   

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Thanks, when I went to checkout it said limit 3, I changed to 3 hit submit.

Came back LIMIT 1

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Is that a good deal...I thought they were going to be $10 mags?

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Quantico Tactical (semi local company) is selling them no-limit in the EE under Handgun Mags, Parts, And Accessories.  I ordered a few, got my ship confirmation email today and can't wait to try them.

Aim Surplus also has them.

Both are out-of-state companies so no MO sales tax unlike Midway.
 

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Got one yesterday.  I think they are going to be good. I really like how light they are and have the typical magpul quality which is great.  



I don't care for not having the round count windows, but not a deal breaker for me.  For $15, I will buy more.



I am eager to try out the new clear Glock mags from ETS.  Hopefully I will be able to get my grubby hands on some as soon as they come out to run it through the paces.  I love their AR mags and have high hopes for the Glock mags as well.

OK we screwed up.

After initial release of the Glock PMAG 17 GL9 a few days ago we started seeing random issues of failure to feed with the new magazine in other Glock models, primarily the Glock 19 and 26. Of all the challenges of building a Glock magazine with a single new composite, issues like drop free, impact strength and feed lip retention were foremost on our mind. The failure to feed came as a bit of a surprise to us and we immediately headed out to the range to investigate.

In short order we found the problem. Without getting into technical details, some small, but critical geometry changes did not make it into the initial production molds. We should have caught this but no failures showed up on our factory guns during live fire testing and flaws in our internal processes of checks/balances did not flag the oversight as it should.

So as I said before, we screwed up and here is what we are going to do about it.

Molds are being updated with the correct geometry as we speak and a replacement magazine body with the correct geometry should be available by May 4th, 2015. These will be date coded 5/15 or later and will replace any magazine bodies in service of earlier manufacture. Just use your existing spring, follower, and floor plate with the new body.

-If you purchased your magazines direct from Magpul, Brownells or Midway, you do not need to do anything, replacement magazine bodies for the magazines ordered (1 for 1) will be shipped to you automatically.

-If you purchased your magazines from a gun store, replacement bodies will be sent out to the store in question for you to pick up.

-If neither of the above works for you then Magpul customer service will handle the replacement directly.

In short, we are updating ALL of the affected magazines released as quick as we possibly can.

Richard Fitzpatrick
President/CEO -Magpul Industries Corp

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I'm a huge Magpul Pmag fan but I fail to see why we needed a magpul Glock mag.

What's the advantage over standard Glock mags?






Or is it....."just because we can, Damnit!"    

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One thing about the Magpul mags I've noticed are the springs are long and strong.  I'd love to see Glock produce a +2 basepad like Glock's.  I've had 100% reliability using Glock standard G17 springs with their +2 basepad so I would certainly expect the same if Magpul brought a +2 basepad to market.  

One downside to the Magpul mags is their inability to accept standard Glock-pattern aftermarket extended basepads such as OE Glock, Arredondo, etc.