Glock 47 OEM Magazine

Load up your Glock 47 with a factory-spec Glock 47 OEM Magazine. It delivers 17 rounds of 9mm capacity, smooth feeding, and the dependable performance Glock shooters trust. Seat it fast, run it hard, and reload with confidence for carry, duty, or range training.

Product Description | Specs for Glock 47 OEM Magazine

Engineers build the Glock 47 OEM Magazine with a rugged polymer body and a steel insert that stand up to repeated reloads, drops, and daily handling. It holds 17 rounds of 9mm Luger and feeds them reliably through a coil spring and a low-friction follower. It features the ambidextrous magazine catch cut that suits the Glock 47’s reversible magazine release.

The Glock 47 is a full-size 9mm duty pistol, and its magazine seats positively in the magwell and drops free when you hit the release. Keep a few spares on hand to rotate through duty, training, and range sessions.

What’s Included

Complete OEM Magazine

A complete OEM Glock 47 magazine normally includes:

• Polymer magazine body with steel insert
• Follower
• Magazine spring (coil spring)
• Base plate (floorplate)
• Spring retainer / insert assembly

Specifications

• Model: Glock 47 OEM Magazine
• Capacity: 17 rounds
• Compatible Caliber: 9mm Luger
• Material: Polymer body with steel insert
• Platform: Glock 47, full-size 9mm duty pistol
• Magazine Catch Cut: Ambidextrous cut
• Use: Duty, carry, home defense, and range training

How to Load and Insert a Glock 47 OEM Magazine

Load the Magazine

1. Confirm your firearm is unloaded and pointed in a safe direction.
2. Hold the magazine with the feed lips facing up.
3. Press each cartridge down against the follower and slide it back under the feed lips.
4. Stack rounds one at a time until you reach 17.
5. Tap the base plate on a flat surface to seat the rounds evenly.

Insert the Magazine

1. Keep your finger off the trigger.
2. Align the magazine with the magwell.
3. Push firmly until the magazine catch locks it in place.
4. Tug down on the base plate to confirm it seats securely.
5. Press the magazine release to drop the magazine free when you need a reload.

(Refer to Glock’s official manual for complete operating instructions.)

How to Disassemble and Clean a Glock 47 OEM Magazine

1. Remove the magazine from the pistol and empty all rounds.
2. Press the base plate release tab with a small tool, then slide the base plate off. Hold your thumb over the spring to control it.
3. Remove the spring, follower, and insert.
4. Wipe the body, spring, and follower with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid heavy lubricant, which attracts dirt.
5. Inspect the feed lips, spring, and follower for cracks or wear.
6. Reassemble in reverse order and confirm the follower moves smoothly.
7. Store your magazines in a cool, dry place, away from unauthorized users.

Compatibility

• Fits: Glock 47 pistols
• Also Fits: Other 9mm Glock 17-pattern pistols, such as the Glock 17, Glock 19, Glock 34, and Glock 45. Verify fitment for your specific model and generation before you buy.
• Gen Mix: Test function before mixing magazines across generations. Confirm that your magazine seats fully, locks in, and drops free in your pistol.
• Caliber: 9mm Luger only. Do not use with .40 S&W or .357 SIG models.
• Aftermarket Parts: Match any base plates, extensions, or followers to the Glock 47 magazine profile.

What’s the Glock 47 OEM Magazine Made Of?

Manufacturers mold the magazine body from high-strength polymer and reinforce it with a steel insert for rigidity and feed-lip durability. A steel coil spring drives the follower, helping cartridges feed smoothly from the first round to the last. The textured exterior resists slipping, and the materials withstand corrosion, impact, and everyday wear.

Customization Options

• Base Plates: Swap in a compatible base plate for extra grip surface or added capacity
• Magazine Springs: Install a replacement spring to refresh older magazines
• Followers: Upgrade to a compatible follower for added feeding consistency
• Marking and Organization: Label your magazines to track rotation and wear

Note: Aftermarket modifications may affect reliability or warranty. Test any change thoroughly before relying on it.

FAQs

Q: How many rounds does the Glock 47 OEM Magazine hold?
It holds 17 rounds of 9mm Luger.

Q: Will this magazine fit my Glock 17 or Glock 19?
Glock 47 and Glock 17 magazines share the same 17-round pattern, and Glock 17 magazines generally fit Glock 19 pistols and sit slightly proud at the base. Always confirm fitment for your specific model.

Q: Can I use Glock 17 magazines in my Glock 47?
Many Glock 17 magazines work in the Glock 47, but compatibility can vary by generation. Test fit and function in your pistol before relying on the magazine.

Q: Why choose OEM over aftermarket magazines?
Aftermarket options can perform well, but OEM magazines match factory tolerances and typically deliver the most consistent feeding and seating.

Q: How often should I replace the spring?
Inspect your magazine regularly and replace the spring if you notice weak feeding, a sluggish follower, or visible wear.