Jagemann Launches New Glock Magazines
The Glock has quickly become the “AR-15” of the handgun world. Over the last few years, and especially this last year, companies have been flocking to offer products for the platform including slides, barrels, triggers, frames, and magazines. Perhaps most pronounced this year from SHOT is the additional companies getting into the Glock magazine game, this time including Jagemann.
Previously, magazines have typically been limited to black, green, and FDE, but Jagemann has blown past this with offering a swath of colors including Tiffany Blue, Pink, Red, Brown, Green, and Grey (on top of the standard Black).
Compared to OEM, the magazines are completely polymer and add various features standard that have typically been aftermarket add-ons. New features include extended base pad (+1 compared to stock), new feed lip geometries, “optimized” springs, tighter tolerances, and a thumb notch to ease reloading. (While MagLuLa’s are great, the last is a welcome addition).
If anything, I truly appreciate the truth-in-marketing breaking away from “military grade” and going with “automotive grade” which is, in my experience, better.
Pricing is live around $19.99 for both Glock 17 and Glock 19 models. For now, it looks like only Brown and Black have made it to the wild, but the other colors will be coming quickly.
Feature | Benefits |
Ease of disassembly | Improved speed of cleaning while making the task easier |
Extended Base Pad | Quicker and more responsive loading |
Improved follower geometry and round staking | Eliminates jamming and short feeding |
Optimized spring power | Dependable feeding without stalling slide |
Polymer material | Doesn’t scratch/scrape on anodized and coated 17 frames |
Reinforced automotive-grade engineered resin | Increased strength and stability |
Revamped feed lip geometry | More time-efficient and reliable feeding |
Self-lubrication | Consistent performance over time |
Thumb Notch | Decreased loading time while making the task easier |
Tighter Tolerances | Increased durability and improves magazine life |
Usability | Easy to use and sized to operate right out of the box |
One of TFB's resident Jarheads, Nathan now works within the firearms industry. A consecutive Marine rifle and pistol expert, he enjoys local 3-gun, NFA, gunsmithing, MSR's, & high-speed gear. Nathan has traveled to over 30 countries working with US DoD & foreign MoDs.The above post is my opinion and does not reflect the views of any company or organization.
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25 - 30 round G20 mag when?
9mm gets all the love... 👿
Pink Magazine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not even my gay friends would use those.