ProMag SIG Sauer P320 Magazine 9mm Luger 17 Rounds Steel Blued Finish

ProMag SIG Sauer P320 Magazine 9mm Luger 17 Rounds Steel Blued Finish

ProMag SIGA8

$25.19
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ProMag SIGA8

Product Type
Magazines
Magazine Capacity
17
Ammo Caliber
9mm Luger (9x19)
Quantity
1
UPC Barcode
708279013331
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These magazines were designed for professional shooters and law enforcement personnel whose lives depend on a perfect shot every time. Expertly machined for exceptional quality and guaranteed to feed and function for every shot. ProMag magazines include a lifetime guarantee, if you ever have a problem with their magazines; simply return them to ProMag for replacement. When you need a cost effective aftermarket replacement mag that you know you can count on, you need a ProMag!
This magazine is made from heat treaded Nickel Plated Steel with a base molded from DuPont Zytel polymer. The spring is wound from Chrome Silicon wire that is heat treated for strength and reliability.

Specifications and Features:
ProMag SIG-A8
SIG Sauer P320
9mm Luger
17 Rounds
Steel
Blued Finish

13 Ratings
1.8 out of 5 stars
13 Ratings

Rated 5 stars by 7.7% of reviewers

Rated 4 stars by 0% of reviewers

Rated 3 stars by 15.4% of reviewers

Rated 2 stars by 15.4% of reviewers

Rated 1 star by 61.5% of reviewers

Rated 5 out of 5
M17 Mag review
Worked fine no problems pretty good replacement Mag for the price. I will buy again.
June 22, 2022
Rated 1 out of 5
Would not recommend
The part of the plastic base that meets the magazine well is to thick to go in the magazine well without having to force them in. Once on the magazine is very hard to remove because of the plastic base
April 21, 2022
Rated 2 out of 5
Ahhhhh Noooo
First and last time buying a ProMag, clip fell out when firing, jams up when it gets to like 8/7 rounds and couldn’t fit the last round in mag. Here a rattle inside the mag after loading.. I’ll stick with stock Sig or ETS for now on
January 20, 2022
Rated 1 out of 5
If you want a single-shot semi-auto...
I had two different issues - either the slide would lock back, or the trigger would fail to reset. Great way to turn a semi-auto pistol into a single-shot, but not useful for my purposes. Why didn't I trust other reviews? If you do risk the purchase, save all of your packaging, and go ahead and request a return label when you place the order.
July 22, 2018
Rated 2 out of 5
Stay away from it.
I should follow advise of the fellow buyers, who gave one star rating to the product. I got two magazines. Being an amateur gunsmith I was absolutely sure, I will be able to modify magazines in order to reasonably useful. By visual comparing to the original magazine I noticed the difference in the upper opening. The lips are longer, positioned closer and have rough edges, which makes inserting rounds rounds very hard. the rear edge of magazine have very narrow cut, much narrower than original. Internally magazines are different as well. The spring is about 1/4 thicker and harder. The follower have a long skirt and different shape. Practically it is not possible to load more than 10 rounds. I am wondering. How it is possible to sell a product, which supposedly be an adequate copy of original and be capable to replace original product, but obviously is a junk? Using a Dremmel tool a made all necessary cuts and modifications as close as possible to the original. I am able to load 17 rounds with some difficulty. Using the Glock type magazine loader makes it much easier. On the positive note, I purchased ProMag products in the past and it is a first time I encountered such a difficulty.
June 9, 2018
Rated 3 out of 5
Probably Not
ProMag has not failed me in the past since their AK-47 Mags are the ones I recommend to a my friends. I Bought 4 of these and thinking they would have the same quality, but trying to fill these mags past 13 rounds is a chore and shooting with more then 13 would keep my slide locked open after every shot until I got 4 shots out. Its also worth noting that my P320 has a Hard time fitting these magazines like the gun is saying "Please don't put these Magazines in me." For now stay away, who knows maybe ProMag will fix it in due time. Until then just buy factory.
May 12, 2018
Rated 3 out of 5
Okay for plinking
Okay mags for range use. They are not reliable other for hard use. If you are looking for self defense purposes spend the money on factory mags.
April 28, 2018
Rated 1 out of 5
Terrible Magazine
Won't feed properly. Not compatible with Sig 320.
February 10, 2018
Rated 1 out of 5
I wanted to give this a 0...
I don't often take the time to write reviews. This is about the worst product I've ever bought. (I bought 2) I have a Sig P250, (if you look at Sig's site, the 320 and 250 share the same magazines. -I could (by hand) not load more than 11 rounds in to one of them and I got 12 into the other. -Rounds wouldn't slide forward smoothly even when just using my thumb to unload. There was an overly acute bend on the retention lip. -worst of all; it stopped the slide from moving forward into battery. This product was 100% useless. I could not get it to load a round into the chamber of the firearm unless I released the slide release, and then hit the mag release and allowed the mag to slide down and get out of the way of the slide.
January 30, 2018
Rated 1 out of 5
I would never purchase another promag product again
This is possibly the worst manufacture of magazines in existence. First I opened the package, inserted it empty into my Sig p320 and noticed right away resistance sliding in. I mean not just from friction, but actual physical resistance from the magazine rubbing hard against the mag well and mag release button. Needless to say when pressing the release button the mag did not fall free. I had to use force to remove it. Upon inspection, and comparing the promag and a factory mag from Sig, there are some distinct differences, mostly the cut out for the release button is not cut on an angle like the Sig mag, and one edge of the mag is not as rounded as the factory mag. Stay far, far away from this manufacturer.
December 6, 2017
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will this fit the m17?
Answer: Yes it will.
Will this work in a p250?
Answer: Yes it will.
Have the problems with the P320 compact magazine been resolved, as the comments here are rather old? Also, you mentioned a replacement # MAG-467-032, but it is not on your web site.
Answer: While aftermarket magazines do save you money they are not always as reliable as the OEM magazines. If you would like factory magazines you can use item 2-MGSGMAG-MOD-C-9-15