Grand Power Stribog 10rd 45 ACP Magazine Translucent Smoke

The Grand Power Stribog 10-round magazine delivers reliable feeding for 45 ACP ammunition in a translucent smoke polymer construction that allows visual round count monitoring. This factory magazine ensures proper fit and function with Stribog pistol platforms.

What Makes This Different

The translucent smoke polymer body sets this magazine apart from standard opaque designs by providing instant visual confirmation of remaining ammunition. Grand Power engineers this magazine with reinforced feed lips and a heat-treated steel spring rated for thousands of loading cycles. The semi-transparent construction maintains structural integrity while offering tactical advantages during extended shooting sessions.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity optimized for 45 ACP cartridges
• Translucent smoke polymer allows visual round counting
• Factory Grand Power construction ensures perfect fit
• Reinforced polymer feed lips prevent deformation
• Heat-treated steel spring maintains consistent tension
• Textured grip panels improve handling during reloads
• Drop-free design enables rapid magazine changes

This magazine performs consistently across temperature ranges from -20°F to 140°F, maintaining reliable feeding in competition and tactical applications. The polymer construction resists impact damage while the steel internals handle high-pressure 45 ACP loads including +P ammunition. Range testing demonstrates consistent feeding with hollow point, ball, and match ammunition types.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10 rounds
• Caliber: 45 ACP
• Material: Translucent smoke polymer body with steel internals
• Compatibility: Grand Power Stribog pistol series
• Spring: Heat-treated steel
• Follower: Anti-tilt polymer design
• Country of Origin: Czech Republic
• UPC: 8588005940344

This factory magazine maintains the reliability standards expected from Grand Power while adding the tactical advantage of visual ammunition monitoring. The translucent design eliminates guesswork during critical moments when round count matters most.