Glock recently released a 9mm double stack magazine in 24 round capacity. I bought one to check out the size and see where/if it would be applicable.
Something interesting caught my attention. The capacity is an even number and the witness holes end a bit lopsided, unlike every other mag in this lineup (similar to the 22 round .40 mag).
Does anyone know why this would be done when every other double stack 9mm mag completes the last row with enough room for the spring and flower below, even the larger 33rnd?
Something interesting caught my attention. The capacity is an even number and the witness holes end a bit lopsided, unlike every other mag in this lineup (similar to the 22 round .40 mag).
Does anyone know why this would be done when every other double stack 9mm mag completes the last row with enough room for the spring and flower below, even the larger 33rnd?