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ProMag Industries H&K VP9 9mm 32-Round Blue Steel Magazine - Part #HEC-A16

$25.57
Brand
ProMag
Color
Blued
Caliber
9mm
Capacity
32
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
708279013362
MPN
HECA16

Overview

The ProMag H&K VP9 9mm magazine is a high-capacity aftermarket feeding solution designed for the VP9 platform. This 32-round magazine features durable blued steel construction with a design intended to resist corrosion during field use and storage. Engineered for reliability, the magazine utilizes a precision-wound, heat-treated chrome silicon wire spring and a durable polymer follower to ensure consistent feeding. It features a double-stack, single-feed design that maximizes capacity while maintaining a profile suitable for tactical, duty, or competitive use. This magazine is manufactured and assembled in the USA.

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