They are all pre-ban, metal lined, drop free.

When the ban initially went into effect, Glock added the "Restricted" language to the magazine. To do this they had to move the caliber marking up higher on the magazine. Even though they dropped the "Restricted" they continued to print the caliber up high. On your mags, the .40 is below the "shoulders" of the magazine, indicating it was made prior to the ban taking effect.

 

mtstream thanks for the reply and info. Is there any collector value to these mags? If so, what is approximate value?

 

Not so much collector value as valuable as carry mags for states that only allow pre-ban high capacity. For those states, these are by far the most desirable because they are metal lined and drop free. I don't know about .40 but the last 9mm I sold (years ago) went for over $100. I'm not sure how many states remain that have a pre-ban exception, that would have a lot to do with value.

 

Thank you for the info. Appreciate it!

 

You can successfully run 9mm out of Glock .40 mags. I have done this many times when I ran 9mm conversions.
Just sayin……

 

What ban is everyone speaking of exactly? 1994?

 

Yes


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Btw, does anyone know if there's a 100rds drum for G20? I'd love to get a hold of that. Or at least a 30 rds mag. It'd make a fine doomsday accesory, loaded with xtp's

 

In Massachusetts you can use hi cap mags that are pre ban /pre 1994. These mags usually cost between 75-100 bucks

 

Thanks for the info. Are NY, NJ and CA still total ban on grandfathered capacity mags?

 

I know there's no grandfathered mags in ny

 

Post them on Broker... prices are wild crazy from MA and CT buyers... .40 cal mags might be less as not as popular anymore.