MAGAZINE .22LR FOR GLOCK® 44

MAGAZINE .22LR FOR GLOCK® 44 Reviews & Ratings

Fits Glock® Model 44 .22 LR

  • 18-round magazine
  • Fits Glock® Model 44 .22 LR
  • Magazine body constructed of a proprietary DuPont™ Zytel® based polymer
  • Injection molded magazine follower
  • Spring is made from heat treated Chrome-silicon wire
  • Made in USA
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Reviews Summary
The ProMag .22LR magazines for Glock 44 receive mixed reviews; while some users find them functional after a break-in period, many report jamming issues, especially when loaded with the full 18 rounds. Loading difficulties and inconsistent performance lead some to prefer factory options, although these are seen as price attractive by others seeking high-capacity solutions.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Reliability Issues
70%
Many reviewers express significant concerns about the reliability of the magazines, especially when attempting to load 18 rounds, leading to frequent jams and malfunctions. While some find success at lower round counts, the overall reliability remains a common disappointment.
Loading Difficulty
65%
Numerous users note the difficulty of loading these magazines, particularly due to the heavy spring tension and small thumb tabs. This challenge is often highlighted in conjunction with reliability issues, suggesting that the design may need improvements for easier handling.
Break-in Period
50%
Several reviewers mention a required break-in period for these magazines, suggesting that performance can improve with use. However, this requirement raises concerns about the initial usability and expectations of a functional product right out of the box.
Value for Money
40%
While some customers appreciate the cost-effectiveness of these higher-capacity magazines compared to factory options, the inconsistent performance leads to mixed feelings about their overall value versus reliability and ease of use.
Design Flaws
35%
Critiques of the magazine design include the round return springs and small load assist tabs, which many feel hinder functionality. A few reviewers suggest that a single-stack design might better suit the magazine's purpose by preventing binding issues.
3
Just don't try to load them all the way up
I wanted a couple of extra magazines for my Glock 44 so when I was at GSSF indoor matches, I wouldn't have to spend as much time loading magazines while on the line. These are hard to load, they kill my fingers. I have not been able to get 18 rounds in but I did manage to get 15 in today and they had failure to feed really bad, even denting the casings on two rounds. They work a lot better with just ten rounds and I didn't have any more malfunctions then than I did with the Glock mags. So in a match, I would probably use these for the five round strings and use the Glock mags for the ten round strings. If you want a high capacity mag, I don't think these will do it for you but I think they are adequate for my purposes.
3
Could be better
Been looking every where for the high count mags finally got. Not very smooth loading or feeding but works with minimal malfunction