Base pads for 10 round glock mags?

The_Shmoo

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Are there any readily available base pads for 10 round 9mm glock mags that won't add any capacity? Or is better to use pinned normal cap mags?

On a related note, what is the legality of base pads in production?
 
A good place to start is IPSC, (International Practical Shooting Confederation) equipment seller, so most have "weighted" pads so that the mags "drop free" if your looking for just base pads, I use the Vickers Tactical ones. Give Freedom Ventures a shout??
 
If you shoot in IPSC Production division, the rules are as follow (as it pertains to base pads and other add-ons):

16.2 Magazines accessible to a competitor during a COF must not contain more than 15 rounds at the Start
Signal. Identifying marks or decals, internal capacity limiters, bumper pads and additional witness holes,
which add or remove negligible weight to/from magazines, are permitted.


and


17. Aftermarket parts, components and accessories are prohibited, except as follows:

17.1 Aftermarket magazines are permitted, subject to 16.2 above.

17.2 Aftermarket open sights (see Rule 5.1.3.1) are permitted, provided their installation and/or adjustment
requires no alteration to the handgun.

17.3 Aftermarket grip panels which match the profile and contours of the OFM standard or optional grip
panels for the approved handgun and/or the application of tape on grips (see Appendix E3) are permitted.
However, rubber sleeves are prohibited.



17.1 Aftermarket magazines are permitted, subject to 16.2 above.

Rule 16.2 should permit you to use any base pads for your Glock magazines ie. Magpul, Taran Tactical, provided they don't increase capacity.
 
Are there any readily available base pads for 10 round 9mm glock mags that won't add any capacity? Or is better to use pinned normal cap mags?
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What are you trying to accomplish by using different base pads?

Pinned normal capacity mags are superior (easier to load, easier to seat), except for ease of cleaning. However, Glock mags don't seem to get very dirty, so it's not a real problem.
 
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