Magpul GL9 Replacement Springs

[captdreifus]

I could not find anything via search...where can you get replacement springs for the Magpul GL9? Not sure if they take OEM springs or not.

Thanks

[Wake27]

Never seen this come up. Honestly I'd just reach out to Magpul and ask them. Let us know if you do, I'm curious as to what they'd say.

[ST911]

This is not a "use the search function" post, just a reference point.

SPQR476 posted some spring comments worth reading in here: https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...-for-Glock-9mm

I posted this in March of 2018, and these mags are still heavily used loaner range mags. I did some other spring changes after this as well.

After ~3 years of use my earliest four G17 pmags needed some attention. This batch lives in my range bag for practice use and goes out frequently as loaners. 3/4 of the range use has been concrete and there's no telling how many drops they've had in various states of loading. Recently, I could tell the springs had softened quite a bit, and a couple finally started to get sluggish and stick when down to 5-6 rounds on board. One gave me a stoppage during a match, signalling it was time for the bench. I installed new Glock OEM springs in each, and they went right back out to a student who used them through a few hundred rounds without a problem. The bodies and lips remain in good shape, so they'll keep going. I couldn't begin to calculate how many rounds of live, inert, and sims ammo these mags have on them.