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The Magpul PMAG D-50 GL9-PCC packs fifty rounds of 9x19mm into a drum that stays surprisingly manageable. Built for pistol caliber carbines and large-format pistols that run double-stack Glock-pattern magazines, it borrows the proven guts of Magpul's D-60 AR/M4 and D-50 LR/SR drums and brings that same big-capacity thinking over to the 9mm world. If you've spent more time reloading than shooting during a range day, this is the fix.
Worth knowing up front: the feed tower on this version is shortened specifically for PCC use, so it will not seat in a Glock handgun. That's by design. If you want a drum for an actual pistol, Magpul makes a separate GL9 model for that. This one is dialed in for carbines and braced pistols that lock the bolt back on Glock-pattern followers, and it does exactly that when it runs dry.
Loading a fifty-round drum used to mean sore thumbs and a lot of patience. Magpul added a ratcheting loading lever that pulls tension off the internal spring while you top it off, so getting to full capacity is quick and painless. A rear rounds-remaining window, a high-visibility follower, and a capacity indication roller let you eyeball your count without pulling the mag. It also comes apart without tools for cleaning and goes back together just as simply.
The body is Magpul's next-generation impact and crush-resistant polymer, which keeps weight down while shrugging off the kind of abuse a range bag dishes out. Inside, stainless-steel components resist corrosion and hold up to long-term loaded storage without spring fatigue or feeding hiccups. The self-lubricating polymer follower keeps rounds aligned and moving smooth even under hard, high-volume use. Range feedback backs this up, with owners repeatedly pointing to its solid feel and dependable feeding across a range of Glock-compatible platforms. Made in the USA.
No. The feed tower on the PCC version is shortened specifically for pistol caliber carbines and will not seat in a Glock-pattern handgun. If you want a drum for an actual Glock pistol, Magpul offers a separate GL9 model built for that purpose.
It's designed for pistol caliber carbines and large-format pistols that feed from double-stack Glock-pattern magazines. Owners report running it successfully in a variety of Glock-compatible PCC platforms. Since fitment can vary between different carbine designs, it's worth confirming your specific host accepts Glock-pattern mags.
Yes. It includes a bolt hold-open feature that locks the bolt back on an empty magazine, as long as your firearm is designed to lock back on Glock-pattern magazine followers. That means you get a clear signal when it's time to reload.
Not with the ratcheting loading lever. It removes tension from the internal spring while you load, so filling all fifty rounds is faster and easier on your thumbs than you'd expect from a drum this size. It also breaks down without tools for cleaning and reassembles simply.
| UPC | 840815128847 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MAG1137BLK |
| Brand Fit | Glock |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 50rd |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Model Fit | Carbine |
| Product Type | Magazine |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.7 |
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