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9MM MAGAZINES  FOR FOR GLOCK®43

9MM MAGAZINES FOR FOR GLOCK®43 Reviews & Ratings

ETS translucent and carbon smoke polymer Glock®43 magazines pair lightweight performance polymer construction with OE reliability. The translucent and carbon smoke magazine bodies make it possible for you to see immediately whether a magazine is loaded or not. ETS translucent polymer Glock®43 magazines are available in 6, 9, and 12-round capacities. So no matter if you're on your way to practice, or to the match, or about your daily routine, there is a reload to fit.
Easy disassembly with the specially designed base plate
Compatible with Glock, as well as aftermarket floorplates
Creep resistant - feed lips and body won't spread when being stored long term, even when loaded
ETS translucent and carbon smoke polymer magazines guarantee you can keep your Glock®43 running.
7-round capacity magazine is a flush model, but sits flush like a standard 6-round OEM Glock 43 mag.
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Reviews Summary
The 9MM magazines for Glock 43 receive mixed reviews, with some users appreciating value and functionality while others report frequent malfunctions and fit issues. Many find them good for practice but unsuitable for carry due to reliability concerns. Quality control seems inconsistent, leading to frustration among users.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Functionality and Reliability
60%
Many reviews highlight a lack of reliability, with several users experiencing malfunctions such as failure to feed and issues with the magazine seating properly. A notable percentage of reviewers indicate that these magazines may work well for target practice but are not dependable for defensive carry, leading to dissatisfaction.
Value for Money
50%
Several customers appreciate the affordability of these magazines compared to OEM options. Despite some performance issues, users express that the lower price point makes these magazines a viable option for practicing at the range, even though they may require additional modifications to function correctly.
Fit and Design
45%
Several reviewers point out discrepancies in the advertised capacity and actual magazine fit. Issues related to magazine size and base plate integrity during loading were commonly noted, making some users hesitant to use these magazines as carry options.
Customer Experience
30%
Some users reported positive experiences with customer service, such as receiving replacement parts. However, frustrations arise from needing to modify magazines to function properly, which leads to mixed feelings about the overall experience purchasing these products.
Durability and Quality Issues
55%
A significant number of reviewers express concerns regarding the build quality, describing the magazines as feeling flimsy and prone to jamming over time. This has resulted in many customers recommending sticking with factory Glock magazines for reliable performance.
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Rite now i'm kinda weary of it havehad two gam ups with it