glock 22 15rnd mags work with glock 23?

[DaveFJ80]

Putting a G22 mag into a G23 is the same thing as using a G17 mag into a G19. I have a few pre-ban G17 mags, so I use them in my G19 (with an A&G mag spacer).

[Quiet]

Koreans.

How are they? (reliability, durability, fit/finish, etc...)

I'm thinking about modding a few for a friend in GA.

[goathead]

it will work

[trendar5]

I thought the limit in CA was 10 round mags? How can you get 15 round mags? I tried to buy some online and it wouldnt let me cause i lived in CA. lol

As long as you use proper punctuation, with capital letters and apostrophes, they send the high-cap mags right to your front porch.

[DaveFJ80]

How are they? (reliability, durability, fit/finish, etc...)

I'm thinking about modding a few for a friend in GA.

My friend has 2 of the KCI mags for the G19. You hear a lot about the springs being pretty weak compared to factory Glock springs.... and they're right. If I leave the mags fully loaded and start cycling through them manually (ejecting the bullets by hand, mag out of the gun), the spring likes to stick every now & then. When I tested them out at a friend's ranch, we put about 90 rounds through each KCI mag and they worked flawlessly with Remy UMC ammo. But then I've heard of some people changing out the springs for Glock springs and that fixed the problem right there. But for another few bucks, you could've gotten factory Glock mags by then. The other thing I don't really care for it the casing itself seems to be a tight/snug fit inside the Glock, so inserting it or ejecting it requires some effort out of you. My pre-ban G19 mags with rebuilt FML cases insert & eject like butter, so I know it's the KCI mag casings.

Great for the range, but I wouldn't trust them for HD or everyday carry if you needed to depend on them.