Elite Tactical Systems Group Glock 22/23 .40 S&W 30-Round Carbon Smoke Polymer Magazine SMK-GLK-22-210
Product Description
The Elite Tactical Systems Group (ETS) Carbon Smoke pistol magazine is built for Glock-compatible .40 S&W platforms and offers an extended 30-round capacity with a translucent body for fast visual round-count and ammunition identification. Constructed from advanced impact-resistant polymer, it is engineered to resist heat, cold, UV exposure, and harsh chemicals without becoming brittle over time. Enhanced features such as a non-tilt follower, creep-resistant feed lips, and an ergonomically designed floor plate help promote reliable feeding, confident handling, and easy disassembly for cleaning.
Product Highlights
- Extended 30-round .40 S&W capacity for range use and training
- Translucent Carbon Smoke body helps you quickly verify round count and ammo type
- Advanced polymer construction resists impact, UV, temperature extremes, and chemicals
- Non-tilt follower and creep-resistant feed lips designed for dependable function during storage and use
- Ergonomic floor plate and easy-disassembly base plate for smoother handling and maintenance
Specs
- Brand: Elite Tactical Systems Group
- Manufacturer Part Number: SMK-GLK-22-210
- UPC: 850016478535
- Type: Handgun magazine
- Caliber: .40 S&W
- Capacity: 30 rounds
- Color/Finish: Carbon Smoke (translucent)
- Material: Polymer
- Compatibility: Fits Glock 22, 23, 24, 27, 35; compatible with Gen 1 through Gen 5
- Country of Origin: USA
- Approx. Item Dimensions (L x W x H): 13.000 in x 4.375 in x 1.000 in
- Approx. Weight: 0.5 lb
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Product Description
The Elite Tactical Systems Group (ETS) Carbon Smoke pistol magazine is built for Glock-compatible .40 S&W platforms and offers an extended 30-round capacity with a translucent body for fast visual round-count and ammunition identification. Constructed from advanced impact-resistant polymer, it is engineered to resist heat, cold, UV exposure, and harsh chemicals without becoming brittle over time. Enhanced features such as a non-tilt follower, creep-resistant feed lips, and an ergonomically designed floor plate help promote reliable feeding, confident handling, and easy disassembly for cleaning.
Product Highlights
- Extended 30-round .40 S&W capacity for range use and training
- Translucent Carbon Smoke body helps you quickly verify round count and ammo type
- Advanced polymer construction resists impact, UV, temperature extremes, and chemicals
- Non-tilt follower and creep-resistant feed lips designed for dependable function during storage and use
- Ergonomic floor plate and easy-disassembly base plate for smoother handling and maintenance
Specs
- Brand: Elite Tactical Systems Group
- Manufacturer Part Number: SMK-GLK-22-210
- UPC: 850016478535
- Type: Handgun magazine
- Caliber: .40 S&W
- Capacity: 30 rounds
- Color/Finish: Carbon Smoke (translucent)
- Material: Polymer
- Compatibility: Fits Glock 22, 23, 24, 27, 35; compatible with Gen 1 through Gen 5
- Country of Origin: USA
- Approx. Item Dimensions (L x W x H): 13.000 in x 4.375 in x 1.000 in
- Approx. Weight: 0.5 lb
Disclaimer: We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date product descriptions, specifications, and images; however, errors or omissions may occasionally occur. We are not responsible for any inaccuracies or discrepancies in the content provided. If you notice anything incorrect or unclear, please contact us so we can correct it. When in doubt, we recommend verifying details directly with the product’s manufacturer.
