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Smith & Wesson 3015890 M&P9 15rd 9mmLuger Fits M&P Shield+/Equalizer Black, Magazine

$29.89
Brand
Smith & Wesson
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Capacity
15
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
22188893502
MPN
3015890

Overview

The Smith & Wesson M&P9 factory replacement magazine is designed to fit M&P Shield Plus and Equalizer pistols in 9mm Luger. This 15-round magazine features a durable, precision-machined steel body finished in black, built to withstand harsh environments and provide reliable operation. Engineered with a proprietary single-to-double-stack design, this magazine optimizes space for increased capacity without compromising concealability or control. It includes an extended polymer floor plate equipped with a finger extension for added comfort, a secure grip during rapid-fire situations, and reinforced witness holes for round-count visibility. Built to exact factory specifications and tolerances, it ensures an excellent fit and consistent feeding for self-defense, range training, and professional use.

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