MAG UTG G2 FITS GLOCK 9MM WNDW 33RD

SKU: RSR|MGUTGRBT-PD933-AUPC: 4717385557758Mfr. Part #: RBT-PD933-A

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MAG UTG G2 FITS GLOCK 9MM WNDW 33RD

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Description

The UTG 33-Round Polymer Magazine for Double-Stack 9mm Pistols is engineered for dependable performance and extended capacity. Constructed from rugged, impact-resistant, glass-fiber-reinforced polymer, it features a high-visibility anti-tilt follower and a corrosion-resistant stainless-steel spring for smooth, reliable feeding. Molded round-count indicators provide quick ammunition reference, while the removable, flared floor plate allows easy disassembly and maintenance. Compatible with many double-stack 9mm pistol platforms and pistol-caliber carbines.

Additional information

upc

4717385557758

manufacturer

Leapers

Manufacturer Part Number

RBT-PD933-A

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

33

Length

9.2500

Model

Windowed Magazine

Product Type

Magazine

Shipping Weight

0.284

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