The majority of your range session will fit into the Magpul D-50 GL9 magazine, so you won’t have to whine about aching fingers from reloading magazines. This 50-round drum magazine has been developed using features from the company’s other 9mm drum magazines and has been tuned for use with Glock handguns to provide you the best performance while keeping that trigger finger pleased.

The popular Glock variants of today are compatible with the Magpul D-50 GL9 thanks to its longer feed-tower. The unit’s overall size is more manageable thanks to the drum’s distinctive shape, and reloading 50 bullets is made easier with a ratcheting loading system that keeps your fingers safe. The rear round-count window and a rolling capacity indication allow you to monitor how many rounds you still have. Because of the integrated bolt hold-open mechanism, the design will also lock your slide back.

Users of the D-50 GL9 magazine with Gen 1-3 Glocks are advised by Magpul that a new factory magazine release will probably need to be installed in order to withstand the weight of the drum. To ensure reliability, Gen 4 Glocks will require a reinforced aftermarket magazine release, and all models might require a new extra-power recoil spring. Due to the feed tower’s height, using the D-50 GL9 in pistol-caliber carbines is likewise not advised.

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