The PSA Sabre Black or ODG +5 Mag Extension for PMAG 17 is a premium magazine baseplate extension designed to boost your Magpul PMAG 17 (Glock 9mm-compatible) capacity by +5 rounds—taking your standard 17-round magazine to a reliable 22 rounds.
Machined from durable 6061 T6 aluminum billet with a rugged Type II hardcoat anodized finish in tactical Black or Olive Drab Green (ODG), this extension delivers excellent abrasion and corrosion resistance for long-lasting performance in demanding conditions.
Featuring an ergonomic design with finger grooves, it ensures smoother, faster magazine insertion and easier stripping from your pistol, even under stress. The package includes everything needed for straightforward installation: the extension body, an upgraded spring, and a secure T-15 Torx head screw with washer for reliable retention.
Perfect for competitive shooters, tactical enthusiasts, or anyone wanting extra capacity without sacrificing reliability, this American-made Sabre accessory is built to PSA’s high standards and backed by a full lifetime warranty (transferable, with free repairs and shipping both ways for defects).
Important note: This extension is engineered for exactly +5 rounds. Loading beyond 5 additional rounds may cause magazine swelling and potential sticking in the magwell—stick to the designed capacity for optimal function.
Upgrade your PMAG 17 setup today with the PSA Sabre Black or ODG +5 extension—combine style, durability, and increased firepower in one affordable package!
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