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Z9 MAGAZINE – GRAY, 9MM, 9/RD, GLOCK 43

Name: Z9 MAGAZINE – GRAY, 9MM, 9/RD, GLOCK 43
Brand: Shield Arms
Availability: InStock

$29.21

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Brand: Shield Arms
Color: Gray
Capacity: 9
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Magazine
UPC: 850029545187

Overview

The Shield Arms Z9 magazine is a 9-round, gray steel magazine designed for the Glock 43. It features the same overall length as an OEM Glock 43 magazine equipped with a pinky extension but offers an increased capacity of 3 rounds. The magazine is finished with Powercron for durability and includes an impact-resistant base pad that is easy to remove for cleaning. The Z9 is manufactured in the USA. For optimal reliability, it is recommended to replace the plastic OEM magazine catch with a compatible steel magazine catch.

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