MAGAZINE 9MM FOR GLOCK® 19, 26 Reviews & Ratings

KCI’s 9mm magazine lets you boost the firepower of your Glock® 19 / 26 pistol. You can send plenty of practice rounds downrange without having to reload. This mag is also the ideal tube for any 9mm AR-15 carbine that uses Glock® mags. To ensure reliable function, this magazine has the same polymer and steel construction as factory mags, including a heat-treat hardened chrome silicon spring, and a smooth polymer follower that keeps the round stack moving.

Polymer body with reinforcing internal steel tube
Removable baseplate
Witness holes to keep you apprised of round count
Compatible with any accessories that fit Glock®factory magazines

Built exactly good-as-factory specs, the KCI magazine will keep the rounds cycling smoothly and reliably through your Glock®19 or 26 - or your "AR-9" carbine, pistol, or SBR. And the price? Now, THAT will make you smile almost as much as the fun of shooting sessions with fewer reloads.

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DISCLAIMER: This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK. GLOCK does not warrant or represent that this product is compatible with GLOCK pistols. “GLOCK” is a federally registered trademark of GLOCK, Inc. and is one of many trademarks owned by GLOCK, Inc. and GLOCK Ges.m.b.H. Neither KCI USA nor this site are affiliated in any manner with, or otherwise endorsed by, GLOCK, Inc. or GLOCK Ges.m.b.H. The use of “GLOCK” on this page is solely to advertise the sale of aftermarket parts or components compatible with GLOCK pistols, parts, or components. For additional genuine GLOCK, Inc. and GLOCK Ges.m.b.H. products and parts, visit www.glock.com

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2 Stars

Reviews Summary

The MAGAZINE 9MM FOR GLOCK® 19, 26 is praised for its affordability and satisfactory performance, earning a reputation as a reliable range option. However, concerns about weaker springs, loading difficulties, and inconsistent base plates surfaced among some users, suggesting caution for personal defense use. Overall, a promising budget alternative for practice.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

60%

Many users appreciate the quality of the magazines for the price, noting that they perform well during use. However, some complaints arose regarding weaker springs compared to OEM Glock magazines, leading to reliability concerns under certain conditions.

Loading Difficulty

50%

A common issue mentioned by users is the initial difficulty in loading the magazines to capacity. This challenge seems to ease with use, yet it remains a point of frustration for many buyers upon first impression.

Reliability

45%

Reviewers generally report a high level of reliability during function tests, with many claiming zero malfunctions after extensive use. However, some noted jamming issues and failures that suggest variability in the performance quality across different lots.

Cost-Effectiveness

70%

Numerous reviewers highlight the magazines' affordability as a significant advantage, comparing them favorably against much pricier OEM alternatives. This theme indicates that many are willing to overlook minor issues for such a budget-friendly option.

Intended Use

35%

Several users specify that while the magazines are suitable for range use, they recommend sticking with OEM options for self-defense or critical applications due to concerns about reliability and performance under stress.

Customer Experience

40%

Reviews reflect mixed customer experiences, with some expressing satisfaction and recommending the product, while others experienced significant issues such as faulty springs or base plates. This variance suggests differing manufacturing quality in batches.

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Garbage

DO NOT BUY. After loading the magazine with 5 9mm bullets the spring jammed because there not enough force to push the bullets. I wouldnt even want this product for free. Absolute garbage.

Constant jams

Tended to jam every 5 rounds or so from two different mags. Not all usable for what I intended. They looked good, though. I expected more out of them.

KCI USA, Inc

I brought two of the KCI USA Inc 33 rd mags. First, they are not made in the USA...I would not have brought them if I knew they were not made here. Second, I would only recommend using them at the range to practice clearing jams. Here another case where you get what you pay for. Turns out the spring in both of them were about an inch shorter than a factory spring. So I brought 2 new springs. One works OK for the range & the other works if I only load 28 rds in it. I still would not use either one for competition or self-defense. PS: I also brought one 17 rd mag & it works.

Junk

I bought 5 of these a while back, used them less than 10 times each, in my ar9. Constant ftls. One of them failed with less than 5 times of use. The spring completely lost its spring. Couldnt even push up a couple rounds. I threw the last of them away today. Springs were starting to fail on those as well. I also have the Glock brand high capacity, that Ive had a lot longer. No problems. Im sticking to the brand mags from now on. No more cheap aftermarkets for me anymore.

Don't Buy It Constantly Jams

This magazine can't even make it through a single magazine without jamming. The spring does not compress evenly and as you shoot the bullets it gets caught on itself. It can be freed up by tapping it but but shouldn't have to do that. Spend the extra money and buy the Magpul ones. I wasn't planning on using these for carry magazine, just range mags so I don't have to unload my carry ammunition every trip. It';s disappointing they couldn't even do that