ProMag TAU19 10rd Extended Magazine 380 ACP Taurus TCP Blued Steel

The ProMag TAU19 extends your Taurus TCP's capacity from 6 rounds to 10 rounds while maintaining reliable feeding and function. This extended magazine provides additional grip length for improved control during rapid fire sequences.

What Makes This Different

The TAU19 features a heat-treated steel body with a blued finish that resists corrosion better than polymer alternatives. The extended baseplate adds 1.2 inches to overall grip length, allowing for a full three-finger grip that enhances shooting stability. ProMag's spring design maintains consistent tension across all 10 rounds, reducing the feeding issues common in aftermarket magazines.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity increases firepower by 67% over factory magazines
• Heat-treated steel construction withstands repeated loading cycles
• Blued finish provides corrosion resistance in humid conditions
• Extended baseplate improves grip purchase and control
• Compatible with all Taurus TCP variants chambered in 380 ACP
• Spring-loaded follower ensures consistent cartridge presentation
• Drop-free design allows for rapid magazine changes

The TAU19 performs reliably with both ball and hollow point ammunition, making it suitable for concealed carry, range training, and home defense applications. The steel construction maintains dimensional stability under temperature variations, while the extended grip surface reduces muzzle flip during follow-up shots. Law enforcement officers appreciate the additional capacity for backup weapon applications.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10 rounds of 380 ACP ammunition
• Construction: Heat-treated steel with blued finish
• Overall Length: Approximately 4.8 inches
• Baseplate Extension: 1.2 inches beyond factory length
• Compatibility: Taurus TCP pistols in 380 ACP
• Follower: Steel with anti-tilt design
• Country of Origin: United States

The ProMag TAU19 transforms the TCP into a more capable defensive pistol without compromising concealability. Professional armorers recommend this magazine for users who prioritize capacity and reliability over minimal printing.