SIG SAUER P320 STEEL MAGAZINE 9MM

SIG SAUER P320 STEEL MAGAZINE 9MM Reviews & Ratings

  • 17-round magazine
  • Fits Sig Sauer® P320™ 9mm pistol
  • Magazine body constructed of heat treated carbon steel with black oxide finish
  • Injection molded magazine follower
  • Magazine spring formed from heat treated chrome silicone wire
  • Made in USA
View Product
Write a review
Reviews Summary
The SIG SAUER P320 Steel Magazine has received mixed reviews, with many users highlighting significant compatibility and quality issues. Customers report problems with fit, poor performance, and concerns over durability, suggesting it may not be suitable for serious use. Some appreciate its appearance but recommend against using it for carry or competitions.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Compatibility
60%
Many reviewers expressed frustration over the magazine's compatibility, particularly with various grip modules and devices. There were consistent reports that the magazines do not fit well with AXG Legion or Wilson combat grips, leading users to perform modifications for proper use.
Performance Issues
70%
Numerous reviews highlighted performance shortcomings, including reliability problems like failure to drop free when empty and inconsistent follower function. Users noted that the magazines often failed to support full capacity, raising concerns about their suitability for critical use.
Build Quality
65%
Reviewers collectively criticized the build quality, indicating that the materials felt cheap and flimsy compared to factory magazines. Specific components like the base plates and springs were mentioned as subpar, further impacting overall reliability and usability.
Value for Money
50%
While some customers found the low price appealing, they concluded that the magazines did not deliver good value due to associated issues. Many users indicated they would rather save for higher quality options, especially for carry or critical applications.
Aesthetics
40%
Several reviews noted a positive aspect regarding the finish of the magazines, commenting that they appear well-made in terms of aesthetics, albeit this was overshadowed by performance and compatibility issues. Users felt that looks alone do not compensate for functionality.
2
Get what you pay for
I got 3 mags to use on my sig p320 full size stock grip. The little wings at the base of the mag need to be shaved down to even fit. Spent 30 minutes with a file and still is very snug. Mag release is hard to push because it's still so tight. Guess I will need to get my grinder out so I can use my brand new mags. Kinda dumb. Will wait for sig mags to be back in stock next time.