HK VP9F 17-Round Magazine 9mm Black Steel OEM Factory Mag

The HK VP9F 17-round magazine delivers reliable feeding and extended capacity for H&K VP9F pistols. This factory original equipment magazine maintains the same exacting standards as the firearm itself, ensuring consistent performance when capacity matters most.

What Makes This Different

The VP9F magazine features HK's proven steel construction with anti-friction coating that reduces wear and ensures smooth operation through thousands of cycles. Unlike aftermarket alternatives that may compromise reliability, this OEM magazine undergoes the same rigorous testing as the pistol components. The 17-round capacity provides a significant advantage over standard 15-round magazines while maintaining the same overall footprint.

Key Features

• 17-round capacity in 9mm Luger for extended shooting sessions
• Black steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish
• Factory OEM specifications ensure perfect fit and function
• Anti-tilt follower design prevents jamming and double-feeds
• Heat-treated steel spring maintains consistent tension
• Witness holes for quick round count verification
• Compatible exclusively with H&K VP9F pistols

This magazine performs reliably across temperature extremes and adverse conditions. Law enforcement agencies and competitive shooters depend on the consistent feeding characteristics that eliminate malfunctions during critical moments. The steel construction withstands repeated loading cycles without spring fatigue or follower wear that can affect cheaper alternatives.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 17 rounds of 9mm Luger
• Construction: Black steel with anti-friction coating
• Compatibility: H&K VP9F pistols only
• Follower: Anti-tilt polymer design
• Spring: Heat-treated steel for consistent tension
• Witness holes: Multiple position indicators
• Country of Origin: Germany

Professional users choose OEM magazines because reliability cannot be compromised when it matters most. This factory magazine ensures your VP9F operates exactly as HK engineers intended, maintaining the pistol's reputation for dependability.