Question about Glock mags

[rkm456]

So I recently acquired a gen 4 G22. I also got a 40/9 Lone Wolf barrel for it. I have 4-.40 mags and a long 9mm mag. Took it to the range today and ran 100 rounds of 40 and 100 rounds of 9mm through it. The gun is an absolute champion, but only having one 9mm mag for it sucks (obviously) So I'm looking at adding some more. Obviously the Glock 10 rounders work, but the other option that's arisen (and would save me some money) which would be pinned 15 rounders from irunguns, but that forces me to ask the question.

Any reason pinned 15 rounders would give me an issue?

 

[canmic]

use your .40 mags for 9mm, i always have and never had any probs with glock mags

 

[rkm456]

use your .40 mags for 9mm, i always have and never had any probs with glock mags

Even the straight ten rounders? I had heard it worked well with the pinned double stacks but not as much with the 10's.

 

[enefgee]

Magpul Glock mags are cheap, and beat the Korean ones.

 

[jory]

I've had problems with magpul mags in my G19 not dropping free- just FYI

 

[rkm456]

I can get a Glock mag for almost the same price as a Magpul and not have to worry about fitment issues.

 

[Phat Eagle]

Don't cheap out... Saving $5 or $10 per mag can debilitate your pistol.

 

[rkm456]

Don't cheap out... Saving $5 or $10 per mag can debilitate your pistol.

I wouldn't.

I'm between IRG's offerings of Glock 10 rounders, or pinned Glock 15 rounders. The 15 rounders are about 5 bucks a mag cheaper, which translates to decent savings when I'm planning to buy a bunch of them, but if they'll potentially make my pistol unreliable then I'd avoid them.

 

[Ganderite]

I have the pinned 15s and the 10's. BOTH WORK THE SAME.

 

[coyo]

The pinned 15's are easier to get the last couple rounds loaded into as well (less spring tension).