Armscor 5.0 Rocki 5417329 Mag Ria 5.0 9mm 26 Blk
- Type:
- Magazine
- Finish-Color:
- Black
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 26
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 9mm Luger
- Model:
- 5
- Material:
- Steel
The Armscor Rock Island 5.0 9mm pistol magazine is built to feed reliably and keep your rounds ready when it counts. This 26-round magazine for 9mm delivers serious capacity for range days, competition, or duty use—giving you more trigger time between reloads and a significant power margin when you need it most. The black finish stands up to hard use and matches most modern pistol setups.
Armscor has built a reputation on delivering firearms and accessories that work hard and won't break the bank. This magazine follows that philosophy: straightforward engineering, proven reliability, and the kind of honest value that speaks to shooters who spend time behind the gun, not just looking at them. Whether you're running drills at the range, training for competition, or stocking up spares, a 26-round magazine gives you flexibility and peace of mind.
Like any high-capacity magazine, keep it clean and keep the springs fresh—that's how you get years of flawless feeding. If you run a Rock Island 5.0 in 9mm or are looking for a proven spare magazine, this is a solid choice.
Key Features
- 26-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
- Black finish resists wear and corrosion
- Designed for reliable feeding and function
- Spare magazine for backup or rotation
Specifications
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Capacity | 26 rounds |
| Finish | Black |
| Model | 5417329 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this magazine compatible with my Rock Island 5.0 9mm?
Yes—this magazine is designed for the Armscor Rock Island 5.0 chambered in 9mm. Always verify compatibility with your specific firearm before use.
Why buy a spare 9mm magazine?
Spare magazines let you rotate wear, extend your range sessions without constant reloading, and give you a backup if one becomes damaged. A 26-round capacity means more rounds downrange between changes.
How do I keep this magazine functioning reliably?
Keep the magazine clean and dry, avoid leaving it loaded for extended periods under spring compression, and inspect the spring and feed lips for wear. Replace the spring if you notice feeding issues.

