Anyone with a Glock 19 or future Glock 19 purchase, buy before they get sold out.

 

$40 for (3) 15rd mags, or $80 for 6 mags...excellent price.

 

Enjoy:

 

http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=506891&cjaffsite=adrian+laza&utm_medium=CJ&CJ=1&cjaffilid=4084797&utm_campaign=Redirect-Enabled+Deep+Link&utm_source=adrian+laza&cjadvid=1522857&cjadv=CJTSGUSA

Are these the same kci mags that cdnn had for $6.99 a couple months ago? I bought a half dozen of them and they have performed really well but if they are the same ones sportsmans guide is a bit over priced.

 

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Looking at the link, yes they are KCI mags, but I have been running them for a while now.

 

These are great mags for range duty or IDPA/USPSA etc.

 

Some mags might have a little cleaning up to do to them, but it real easy but many mags need some sort of tuning to run the best they can anyway.

 

While I have never had an issue with them, I would still save my stockers for HD/SD use.

 

Other than that, they are a good mag, pricing was way better a while ago, but most things are getting a premium these days.

I don't own any Glocks so I can't talk about what manufacturer or anything these mags are. I'm sure you're right. But damn, 3 mags for 40 bucks...even if they are cheap and function ok, that's not bad

Right Harry, with the KCI mags an exacto knife is your friend. I've had a good amount of experience with them. The materials they are made of appear to be different than OEM, the springs are a lighter gauge wire but the springs interchange with OEM.

 

I wouldn't use them for defense but for games they're fine.

I don't recall which brand of the Korean Glock mags I got but they did not drop free with my Gen4 Glock 22. I had to press the mag release button and pull them out. I believe they work with earlier generation Glocks so I would check first if you have a Gen4.