MODEL 17/34 9MM 33-ROUND MAGAZINES Reviews & Ratings

Be confident your Glock® pistol will perform to factory standards each and every time with genuine Glock® factory magazines. Manufactured to Glock® specifications in Austria by Glock®. All models include round count indicator on rear face of magazine body and standard factory baseplate.

Compatible with Gen 4 Glocks.

SPECS: Polyethylene body over steel liner. Glock®factory compatible with Gen-4 guns.

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Reviews Summary

Glock's MODEL 17/34 9MM 33-ROUND MAGAZINES receive high praise for their reliability and flawless performance, especially during competitions and practice sessions. While they come at a higher price compared to aftermarket options, many users emphasize the importance of quality and trust in Glock OEM products. Some minor concerns about magazine color and loading capacity were mentioned, but overall, they're deemed essential for any serious shooter.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Reliability

75%

A significant number of reviewers highlight the reliability of Glock OEM magazines, noting that they function flawlessly without malfunctions across various firearms. This theme resonates particularly with users who value performance during competitive shooting or self-defense scenarios.

Quality and Performance

70%

Many reviewers express confidence in the high quality of these magazines, associating them perfectly with the brand's reputation. Users appreciate their sturdy construction and the assurance that they will not face feeding issues, making them reliable for both casual and serious shooting.

Value for Money

68%

While the magazines are pricier than aftermarket alternatives, many customers feel it is a worthy investment. They emphasize that you get what you pay for, with several illustrating that these OEM products perform better and can be crucial in high-stakes situations.

Shipping and Availability

40%

Reviewers frequently praise the fast shipping and consistent availability from Brownells, adding a positive note to their overall purchasing experience. Many mention receiving products promptly, which is appreciated when looking to stock up.

Loading Issues

30%

Some customers report challenges related to loading the magazines, particularly the difficulty in fitting the maximum number of rounds. While not a dealbreaker for most, it does garner attention from users who prefer quick loading and easy handling.

Color and Aesthetic Concerns

20%

A few users bring up issues related to the magazine color not matching their specific Glock models, which they found frustrating. While it did not impact functionality, the slight discrepancies in aesthetics were noted by a segment of reviewers.

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Best stick

Best stick on the market. I stuff my bullets by hand so I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because after 31 bullets its almost impossible to fit those extra 2 in the clip. You can get 31, load one then stuff another one to give you 32 total, but as far as getting an actual 33 count in the clip good luck to your thumbs. Ian had issues as far as putting the clip in or taking it out. Feeds flawless. Sturdy material. Overall Im more than happy. It also came in like 5 days.

Glock 33 round magazine

I have a Foxtrot Mike FM-9 pistol, which is designed for Glock magazines. I had purchased ETS magazines and they are terrible. They will not feed. These Glock magazines, however, are well built, and they feed flawlessly. I do have one issue though. It could be the gun, or it could be the magazines. I don't know which. But I needed to sand down the ends of the mags in order to get them to drop free from the Foxtrot Mike pistol. They now work great.

33 Round Glock magazine

Great for competition, runs well in the Ruger PCC

Clearly better than others, pricey

Definitely a "get what you pay for" situation. The Glock OEM are clearly heavier than the aftermarkets. They also have a stiffer spring. The just feel more solid. I haven't dropped the OEM mag, so I don't know if it will bounce. I don't plan to test that. I really like the OD green. I got OD to make it clear these are my go-to OEM mags if I absolutely, positively need to rely on the mag to save my life. I also have other brand mags that cost about a THIRD the price of the OEM mags. They work just as well for the most part. That could change as they wear over time. We'll see how they hold up. That said, I had some stovepipes using the Asian black, metal lined mags that actually bent the feed lips and plastic. They are inferior quality, but also 1/3 the price. So... Would I trust the Glock mags? Yes. Are they better? I think they are. Are they worth 3x the aftermarkets? Yes, BUT...only if your life depends on it. If you are in real world harms way, you should absolutely pay the money. For plinking at the range, go with the cheapies. I would still have a couple OEM loaded and ready to go just in case a Zombie is coming up the stairs. Just saying.