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The Global Ordnance GO Mag is a no-nonsense 17-round magazine designed for 9mm Glock pistols. Whether you run a Glock 17, 34, or 47, this magazine delivers what you need: consistent performance at a straightforward price.
What sets this mag apart is the construction. It pairs a high-tech polymer shell with a hardened steel insert, giving you durability without unnecessary weight. The design resists deformation even when dropped, and the anti-tilt polymer follower keeps rounds feeding reliably shot after shot. This is the same proven hybrid construction you'll find in other quality aftermarket mags, but without paying premium prices.
The matte black finish is understated and practical. It's also compatible with other Glock-pattern firearms beyond the primary three models, so if you pick up a compatible 9mm platform down the road, these magazines will work. The 17-round capacity sits right at standard, giving you solid firepower without the magazine printing concerns that come with extended capacity options.
These mags work well for range sessions, training, and everyday carry situations. They're solid backups or extras to add to your rotation.
Yes. All double-stack 9mm Glock pistols share the same magazine profile, so this 17-round mag will work with Glock 17, 19, 19X, 26, 34, 47, and 45 models. If you own a single-stack Glock like the 43, this won't work since single-stack magazines are a different design.
The GO Mag uses the same hybrid approach as factory Glock magazines, combining a polymer body with steel reinforcements. The main difference is price. Factory Glocks are excellent, but the GO Mag delivers the same durability and reliability at a lower cost, making it practical to own more magazines for rotation and backup.
Yes. The anti-tilt follower keeps rounds from tipping and jamming as the magazine empties and the spring pressure changes. It's a feature that separates reliable magazines from ones that produce occasional feeding problems. It also serves as a visual indicator when your mag is empty.
Global Ordnance designed the GO Mag to resist deformation from drops. The polymer shell is reinforced enough to handle impact without cracking or bending. That said, if you drop it hard onto concrete when fully loaded, the baseplate might need inspection like any magazine would.
Yes. Since this is a Glock-pattern magazine, it works in most Glock-compatible PCCs and 9mm AR-15 platforms. Check your firearm's manual to confirm compatibility, but cross-platform use is one of the big advantages of the Glock mag standard.
New magazines, especially quality ones with stiff springs, can feel tight when loading the first few times. After a few load-unload cycles, the spring loosens up and loading becomes much easier. This is normal and not a defect.
| UPC | 197892029070 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 197892029070 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 17rd |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Magazine |
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