Glock 32 Round Mag - ProMag's extended 9mm Glock-compatible magazines are made of impact-resistant, glass-filled polymer with steel inserts, numbered witness holes, and anti-fatigue chrome silicone springs, handling maximum abuse without compromising quality or performance. Designed to withstand.
Glock's motto is "perfection" only for a reason. From ergonomics and handling to reliability and even trigger feel – Glock pistols provide a unique competitive advantage that gives top shooters the edge they need to succeed. These Glock compatible ProMag magazines are built to withstand serious operational abuse and provide an affordable alternative to factory equipment.
Glock 32 Round Mag
Perfect for home defense or target shooting, these 32-round magazines are compatible with all double-stack 9mm Glock pistols, and come with ProMag's lifetime warranty. This means that if you ever have a problem, they will send you a new replacement magazine right away.
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Once you know the price, you are under no obligation to buy the product. You can easily remove the item from your cart. Not all magazines are created equal. Likewise, neither rifle is expected to take all the magazines. But Glock pistols and Glock magazines are as universal in design as they come. However, straying too far from the original design intent can cause problems. Design and material deviations can make aftermarket magazines more problematic than those that came from the factory in the box.
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For Glock pistols, there are many aftermarket magazines - some good, some not. And that extends even more when you consider the litany of other handguns and long guns that accept Glock magazines. Jeremy puts a new twist on the aftermarket and factory magazine equation by pairing it with a standard semi-automatic Glock 17 that has been converted to full auto.
Going fully automated can present a number of problems for some magazines. The slide cycles so quickly that the spring tension in some magazines is not strong enough to take care of the next round feeds and chambers. Basically, in full auto, the rifle can protrude beyond the magazine, and aftermarket magazine problems can be exacerbated. To test these magazines, Jeremy dumps factory and aftermarket magazines, looking for mag failures.
First it ran a stock Glock 17 magazine. He ran out of ammo in a hurry but had no problem. Next, he felt a Centri Tactical Hex Mag and a Magpul P Mag. Both are popular aftermarket seventeen-round options. Both worked perfectly.
Extended magazines may sound silly, but they're fun to use—and in full auto, you don't run out of ammo as quickly. Typically, Glock extended magazines hold 30-33 rounds of ammunition instead of seventeen. Some drum magazines hold more than fifty rounds.
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Jeremy previously ran a KCI 33 round magazine. A readily available Korean made option produced a defect in the Glock 17 - the failure of the battery. It soon became a recurring trend that increasing capacity also increased the potential for problems.
ProMag magazines, especially the extended styles, tend to make me swear when using them. In this test, Jeremy's 32-round Glock magazine ran out with the failure to go into battery. Next, a SGM 33-round and ETS 31-round magazine were tested as the test pistol was hot to the touch.
The SGM magazine failed to feed twice - one failed in the battery and one in the furnace. The ETS magazine fared the worst, with two failures to go into battery and one failure to feed.
Moving further up the food chain to the drum magazine presents some advantages and disadvantages. On the plus side, you can get even more rounds on board and the added extra weight makes the Glock 17 easier to control under recoil. On the other hand, you have a lot of weight to carry and a lot of circles that you don't feed if you get a bad magazine.
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Jeremy grabbed a second, Cold Glock 17 and fired 150 rounds from a Pro Mag, KCI, and Mag Pull P Mag 50 round drum. The Pro Mag saw a good amount of play in the magazine when seated, but it cycled perfectly until it failed to take the last round in the magazine. The magazine spring in this particular drum is possibly compressed enough to prevent the round from being picked up by the slide. KCI had a single failure to go into battery. PMag had no problem.
Factory and aftermarket magazines are difficult to solve for the typical semi-automatics we use. Doing this for select fire or fully automatic firearms can increase this feature. In the case of the Glock magazine changed to full autofire in the Glock 17, a few observations are clear. The closer you stay to the factory design or capabilities, the more reliability you have.
Jeremy had no problem with the traditional seventeen round magazines as well as the factory Glock 33 round magazines. The spring tension in other extended and drum magazines was not suitable for easily feeding rounds at this rate of fire. In the case of the Pro Mag drum, there was not enough tension left in the magazine spring to feed the slide the last round. The Magpul drum played flawlessly - surprisingly, Magpul products are quickly becoming an OEM for some of the new factory guns out there. Jeremy's test is one-sided, but provides a fun and useful demonstration of the pitfalls of factory and aftermarket magazines and how the line between the two can sometimes blur.
Terrell is an economic historian with an interest in all things firearms. Originally a pot hunter from South Louisiana, he currently covers firearms and reloading topics in print and on his All Outdoors YouTube page. When he's not messing around with rimfire ballistics, pocket pistols and colonial weapons, Terrell can be found perfecting his fire-starting techniques, photographing wildlife and delving into the archives. .
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