ProMag GLKA26 32-Round Magazine .380 ACP Glock 28 Black Polymer

The ProMag GLKA26 magazine transforms Glock 28 capacity with 32 rounds of .380 ACP ammunition in a durable polymer construction. This extended magazine provides substantial firepower increase over standard 10-round factory magazines while maintaining reliable feeding performance.

What Makes This Different

This magazine delivers more than triple the capacity of standard Glock 28 magazines, extending from 10 rounds to 32 rounds of .380 ACP ammunition. The black polymer body construction matches Glock's original aesthetic while providing corrosion resistance and lightweight handling. Heat-treated steel springs maintain consistent tension through extended use, ensuring reliable feeding even when fully loaded.

Key Features

• 32-round capacity for .380 ACP ammunition - over 3x standard magazine capacity
• Black polymer construction resists corrosion and environmental damage
• Heat-treated steel spring maintains feeding reliability
• Drop-free design allows quick magazine changes
• Fits Glock 28 pistols with proper magazine well engagement
• Removable floorplate enables cleaning and maintenance
• Witness holes allow visual ammunition count verification

Range sessions benefit from reduced reload frequency, while competitive shooters appreciate the extended capacity for stages requiring higher round counts. The polymer construction withstands temperature variations and moisture exposure common in outdoor environments. Magazine locks engage securely with Glock 28 magazine release mechanisms, providing positive retention during movement.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 32 rounds
• Caliber: .380 ACP
• Compatibility: Glock 28
• Construction: Black polymer body
• Spring: Heat-treated steel
• Floorplate: Removable polymer
• Country of Origin: USA

ProMag's manufacturing process ensures dimensional consistency for reliable chambering and extraction cycles. The extended capacity reduces training interruptions and provides tactical advantages when maximum ammunition availability matters most.