Magpul introduces Glock 19 15rd Mag!

**Hemoglobin** · 04-09-15, 20:32

Originally Posted by PatrioticDisorder

Once they're out for a bit I see the price settling to 11-12 bucks and maybe occasionally as low as 10, if they hit $10 a mag I will rack up on them.

Yep I do as well. Mag prices were a big part of my hold off in moving to some other platforms. Guess it's a RMR slide glock 19 next. I don't have all that much love for magpul outside of this and the MLok system but but kudos magpul. Kudos.

**Hemoglobin** · 04-09-15, 20:32

Oh and that having some balls thing. That too. . . Can't forget that.

**Vandal** · 04-09-15, 22:14

If the G19 mags prove to be reliable on the same level as my AR PMags I will be buying a ton of these.

**Team Kabob** · 04-09-15, 22:19

Nice. Will order some soon

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Got him!

**JusticeM4** · 04-09-15, 23:14

Originally Posted by Vandal

If the G19 mags prove to be reliable on the same level as my AR PMags I will be buying a ton of these.

I don't see why they wouldn't be as reliable as Pmags.

Even if the are 99% reliable, your paying less than $15 for them. Magpul knows their stuff, I'm sure these mags also have gone through extensive tests before being released.

I'll be picking up a few dozen when they come out.

**Vandal** · 04-09-15, 23:26

I am somewhat assuming they will be on par with the AR mags. I just have a thing where, other than 1911 mags, I don't trust non-OEM mags for my semi-autos.

**BufordTJustice** · 04-10-15, 07:49

Originally Posted by Dozer

COMING SUMMER 2015
PMAG 15 GL9. The PMAG 15 GL9 is a 15-round magazine featuring durable polymer construction, paint pen dot-matrix for labeling, tool-less floor plate removal for ease of maintenance, a visible capacity indicator hole on the body, and Magpul reliability. Compatible with all compact (G19 Sized) 9mm Glock handguns and subcompact 9mm Glock handguns with some protrusion below the grip. MSRP $15.95 Made in the U.S.A.

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Yeah, these could easily end up being my new range mags. Awesome.

**BufordTJustice** · 04-10-15, 07:51

Originally Posted by PatrioticDisorder

I've never had an issue keeping OEM mags loaded to full capacity. On heavy use mags just swap out the spring (and follow/base plate) from time to time.

I find that Wolff magazine springs last longest in my duty glock.

I wonder if the new follower will be compatible with current glock mag bodies?