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Sidearms & Scatterguns Long, hi-capacity mags for Glocks?

SD26

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Moved a pistol down the road so I could focus on just one pistol round for inventory purposes...for good or for bad.

Then added a Glock 21 to the shelf for various reasons. I'd like to consider a couple of longer, high capacity magazines. Appears that there are 27 round mags available (45ACP). I'd like the larger magazine for fun, for a larger capacity possibly in home use, and I'd entertain a carbine upper to the Glock lower. Most likely, I'll also add a suppressor to the 21.

Anyway, are there better, larger than stock capacity magazines?

Thanks for your help!
 
Re: Long, hi-capacity mags for Glocks?

No. It doesn't get better than the factory glock mags and they don't make a .45 yet. Get it for fun but there's a good chance those KCI's will have issues.
 
Re: Long, hi-capacity mags for Glocks?

We sell quite a few of the SGM Tactical mags. We have used them quite a bit in the G21 and in the Kriss SBR. We haven't had any issues with the ones we've tried.
 
Re: Long, hi-capacity mags for Glocks?

Thanks for the replies!

My newest Glock is a generation 4. And it has the ambi mag release. The Kriss extension looks pretty intriguing.
 
Re: Long, hi-capacity mags for Glocks?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Super Dave</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the replies!

My newest Glock is a generation 4. And it has the ambi mag release. The Kriss extension looks pretty intriguing. </div></div>

Make DAMN sure that mag release works!!!

Mine was broke out of the box, I wasn't the only one either. It was when the ambi SF frames came out, mine was for a 10mm (though the frame is .45 or 10mm, same thing). Mags wouldn't seat well, fell out, eventually the parts themselves fell out. I never even took it to the range, it went right back to Glock. They tried to get me to pay for the shipping, I demanded they do it.

They are fully aware of the problem and will fix it for free and give you whatever you want if you persist a little; otherwise they will try and get you to pay for whatever they can.

That was my 6th Glock, I still own and shoot them all and carry a Glock daily, but I felt a lot better once they sent me an SF frame with a non-ambi mag release. No more problems, it is now a great pistol. So I'm not knocking them in any way, I wouldn't carry anything else but a Smith revolver.

Just a heads up really. If you have any problems at ALL with your mag release, send it back because it gets worse fast and can fail at any moment.

I THINK there is another option to the Kriss Super V mags, but I can't remember for the life of me what it is. I do know you can get Beta mags for Glocks, but I'm pretty sure they are 9mm only.

I can also say if you get ext. 9mm or .40 mags, or really just about any mags, stick with Glock. Scherer makes some, I think they may be the ones that make one for .45 now but I could be wrong, they work okie dokie, but I wouldn't rely on them for anything serious. Fine for the range though.

I've had feeding issues with the mag ext. that go on regular Glock mags. The +2's or whatever? None of the ones I tried worked, and that is saying a lot, to screw up the feeding such that a .45ACP GLOCK won't feed right.