CZ-USA P-10 F Magazine 15rd 9mm Luger Blued Steel 11447

The CZ-USA P-10 F 15-round magazine delivers reliable feeding and extended capacity for CZ P-10 F and P-09 pistols. This factory magazine combines proven spring technology with durable construction to ensure consistent performance across thousands of rounds.

What Makes This Different

Factory CZ magazines feature precision-engineered feed lips and follower geometry specifically matched to CZ pistol chambers. The blued steel construction provides superior corrosion resistance compared to standard phosphate finishes. Internal spring tension remains consistent through the full 15-round capacity, maintaining reliable feeding even when fully loaded for extended periods.

Key Features

• 15-round capacity for 9mm Luger ammunition
• Blued steel construction with anti-corrosion coating
• Compatible with CZ P-10 F and P-09 pistol models
• Factory-engineered feed lips prevent jamming and misfeeds
• Heat-treated spring maintains tension through 10,000+ compression cycles
• Polymer baseplate with lanyard loop attachment point
• Drop-free design for rapid reloading

This magazine performs consistently in competitive shooting environments and duty applications where reliability cannot be compromised. The factory specifications ensure proper lockup and feeding geometry that aftermarket alternatives often fail to replicate. Law enforcement agencies and competitive shooters rely on these magazines for their proven track record in high-round-count training sessions and matches.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 15 rounds of 9mm Luger
• Material: Blued steel body with polymer baseplate
• Compatibility: CZ P-10 F, CZ P-09 pistols
• Overall Length: Approximately 5.2 inches
• Weight: 3.1 ounces empty
• Manufacturer: CZ-USA
• Model Number: 11447
• Country of Origin: Czech Republic

Factory magazines eliminate compatibility issues that plague aftermarket alternatives while providing the reliability that CZ pistols are known for. Professional users choose genuine CZ magazines because equipment failure is not an option when performance matters most.