ProMag DRMA94 50-Round Drum Magazine 9mm Taurus TH9 Polymer

The ProMag DRMA94 transforms the Taurus TH9 into a high-capacity platform with its 50-round drum magazine design. This extended capacity magazine eliminates frequent reloads during extended shooting sessions and competitive events.

What Makes This Different

Unlike standard 15-17 round magazines, the DRMA94 provides triple the ammunition capacity in a single loading. The drum configuration distributes weight evenly around the magazine well, creating better balance than traditional extended stick magazines. DuPont Zytel polymer construction delivers the strength of steel magazines at 40% less weight.

Key Features

• 50-round capacity reduces reload frequency during training and competition
• DuPont Zytel polymer construction resists impact and chemical damage
• Engineered specifically for Taurus TH9 pistol platform compatibility
• Drum design provides lower profile than equivalent stick magazine extensions
• Spring-loaded follower system ensures consistent feeding pressure
• Polymer construction eliminates corrosion in humid environments
• Loading window allows visual ammunition count verification

The DRMA94 maintains reliable feeding through its dual-spring system that compensates for the extended ammunition column. Competition shooters benefit from reduced stage times, while training applications allow longer strings of fire without interruption. The polymer construction withstands temperature extremes from -20°F to 180°F without affecting feeding reliability.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 50 rounds of 9mm ammunition
• Material: DuPont Zytel reinforced polymer
• Compatibility: Taurus TH9 pistols exclusively
• Weight: Approximately 8.2 oz empty
• Finish: Non-reflective black polymer
• Country of Origin: United States
• Loading mechanism: Removable back plate system

The ProMag DRMA94 addresses the capacity limitations of factory magazines without compromising reliability. Its drum configuration and proven polymer construction make it suitable for competitive shooting, extended training sessions, and situations requiring maximum ammunition capacity.