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Glock Magazine Glock 27 .40 S&W 10-Round Polymer

Glock Magazine Glock 27 .40 S&W 10-Round Polymer

Glock

MSRP: $40.00
$30.37
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SKU:
MGGL2710
UPC:
764503002854
Capacity:
10 Rounds
Type:
Magazine
Restricted State8:
RI
Restricted State4:
MD
Restricted State10:
CT
Manufacturer Part #:
MF00285
Caliber:
40 S&W
Fit:
Fits GLOCK 27
Restricted State3:
HI
Restricted State7:
NY
Restricted County1:
COOK
Color:
Black
Restricted State9:
WA
Restricted State5:
MA
Restricted City2:
ROSEMONT
Restricted City1:
HIGHLAND PARK
Subcategory:
Pistol Magazines
Restricted State6:
NJ
Restricted State2:
DC
Restricted State1:
CA
Case Height:
16.25
Case Length:
16.00
DropShip Block:
Y
Hazard Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Department Name:
Magazines
Allocated:
N
Closeout:
N
Exlusive:
N
UoM:
EA
Items Per Unit:
0
LeResale Only:
N
NFA:
N
New Item:
N
Ground Only:
N
Dropshippable:
N
Coming Soon:
N
Items Per Case:
0
Talo Exclusive:
N
Case Width:
16.00
Case Weight:
300.00
Caliber:
40 SW
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This is a factory original, drop-free magazine for your Glock 27 Gen 4. Glock magazines have a hardened steel insert encased in high tech polymer. This polymer coating protects the magazine and prevents deformation, even when dropped from a great height. Notes: Glock magazines are compatible with previous and current generation Glock pistols. Glock magazines have very stiff springs when new and may be extremely difficult to load to full capacity. It may be necessary to use a Glock magazine loader (generally included in the Glock case with the handgun) to load the magazine to capacity or near capacity. If the last round appears impossible to load, for example if the magazine should hold 15 rounds and it will only accept 14, leave it loaded with 14 rounds for several days to allow the spring's tension to decrease. After a short time, the magazine should then accept its full capacity, but it may still be necessary to use the magazine loader. After several cycles of full capacity through empty, the magazine will be easier to load.
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