Glock G27 Gen5 Magazine 9rd .40 S&W

Glock G27 Gen5 Magazine — detachable pistol magazine designed to hold and feed cartridges for the Glock G27. This 9-round magazine carries .40 S&W cartridges and provides a factory-compatible replacement or spare magazine.

This magazine’s primary purpose is to serve as a reload/backup magazine for Glock G27 Gen5 pistols. Constructed with a hardened steel insert encased in polymer, it is intended to resist deformation while providing reliable feeding via a quality spring and an orange follower. Its dimensions and form fit Glock G27 Gen5 pistols and are suitable for range use, training, and duty or carry setups where an OEM-compatible magazine is required.

• Capacity: 9 rounds (compatible with .40 S&W)
• Fit: Designed for Glock G27 Gen5 pistols
• Construction: Hardened steel insert with a polymer outer body for impact protection
• Follower: Orange follower for visual identification
• Finish/Color: Black body with orange follower
• Includes a factory-packaged magazine body and floor plate
• Feed system: spring-driven follower designed for consistent feeding from full to empty
• Dimensions (as provided): 1.30 x 4.15 x 8.50 (height x width x length, nominal)
• Weight (packaged): 0.17 (unit as provided)

Specifications & Construction
Materials: hardened steel insert encased in polymer; internal spring and orange polymer follower. Dimensions are provided as 1.30 x 4.15 x 8.50 (height x width x length). Weight is listed as 0.17 (packaged). The magazine is a detachable, spring-fed box magazine intended to be used as an OEM-compatible replacement for compatible Glock pistols.

Compatibility & Intended Use
Explicit fit: Glock G27 Gen5. Typical setups include use as a spare or replacement magazine for range sessions, training, duty, or personal carry systems that accept Glock G27 Gen5 magazines. The double-cut magazine body also accommodates reversed magazine catches found on some Gen4 and Gen5 Glock pistols.

Note: New Glock magazines can be stiff to load initially and may benefit from a break-in period where the spring and follower are cycled a few times to ease loading of the final round.