ETS Group 30rd Extended Magazine .40 Cal Glock 22/23/24/27/35

The ETS Group SMKGLK22210 delivers 30 rounds of .40 S&W capacity in a translucent smoke polymer magazine engineered for Glock pistols. This extended magazine transforms standard Glock models into higher-capacity platforms for competitive shooting and tactical applications.

What Makes This Different

Unlike traditional steel magazines, the ETS polymer construction offers impact resistance while maintaining the translucent design that allows instant round counting. The magazine feeds reliably through all 30 rounds without the binding issues common in extended aftermarket options. Advanced polymer blend resists cracking under temperature extremes from -50°F to 180°F.

Key Features

• 30-round capacity extends standard Glock magazine count by 17+ rounds
• Translucent smoke polymer body enables visual ammunition verification
• Drop-free design ensures consistent magazine changes under stress
• Compatible with Glock models 22, 23, 24, 27, and 35 in .40 S&W
• Reinforced feed lips prevent deformation during extended use
• Anti-tilt follower maintains consistent cartridge presentation
• Removable floor plate allows complete disassembly for cleaning

The extended length provides enhanced grip surface during tactical reloads while the polymer construction reduces overall weight compared to steel alternatives. Competition shooters benefit from the increased round count in USPSA Limited division, while the translucent body eliminates guesswork during stage planning. The magazine functions reliably with all common .40 S&W loads from 155-grain to 180-grain bullets.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 30 rounds .40 S&W
• Material: Impact-resistant polymer construction
• Compatibility: Glock 22, 23, 24, 27, 35
• Color: Translucent smoke finish
• Spring: Heat-treated steel with anti-bind coating
• Follower: Self-lubricating polymer with anti-tilt design
• Country of Origin: USA

The ETS Group extended magazine combines proven reliability with innovative materials engineering. Professional shooters and serious enthusiasts choose ETS for consistent performance when standard capacity limitations become tactical disadvantages.