Glock .40 S&W 22-Round Magazine

This is a factory 22-round extended magazine for Gen 4 Glock 22, 24, and 35 pistols chambered in .40 S&W.

Renowned for their reliability and durability, Glock’s .40 S&W pistols have been a favorite among American law enforcement for over a decade. A key factor in their success is the robust, polymer-and-steel factory magazines that perform flawlessly even under rigorous use.

Upgrade your firepower with this extended 22-round factory magazine, designed specifically for Glock 22, 24, and 35 pistols. It features Glock’s signature design elements, including numbered witness holes, a full-length steel-reinforced insert, and a high-tensile steel wire spring for consistent performance.

Features:
- Fits Glock 22, 24, and 35 pistols
- Durable polymer body with steel lining for added strength
- Numbered witness holes for easy round count
- Reliable steel wire spring for smooth feeding

Glock magazines are built with a strong factory spring rate to ensure dependable performance in even the harshest conditions. While they might feel stiff when new, repeated loading and unloading helps to break them in over time, making them easier to use. For added convenience, we recommend using a magazine loader during this process.

Engineered for heavy-duty use, these factory magazines are built to withstand rigorous training sessions and high-stress scenarios, giving law enforcement, military personnel, and responsible citizens the confidence they need.

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