Brownells Chrome Silicon Magazine Spring For Glock~ 17/17L 3Pk

Magazine springs are wear items. They take a set when new, then gradually lose tension with every round cycled through your mag—and when they fail, so does reliable feeding. The Brownells Chrome Silicon Magazine Spring For Glock 17/17L 3-Pack gives you three replacement springs engineered to restore your high-capacity magazines to factory performance. Chrome silicon construction is the gold standard for spring material: it handles the compression cycles that standard steel springs can't, stabilizes after that initial break-in, and keeps your ammunition feeding smoothly through hundreds of rounds.

If you run a Glock 17 or 17L, you already know that magazine maintenance isn't glamorous—but it's non-negotiable if you want consistent performance on the range or in the field. A worn spring might seem fine until the moment it isn't, leaving you short on firepower when you need it most. Having quality replacement springs on hand means you can keep your magazines in service without compromise.

This three-pack is practical economics: buy them now while you're thinking about it, and you'll have spares ready when a spring needs swapping. Chrome silicon springs like these are proven to outperform standard replacements in both longevity and consistency, making them a smart investment for serious Glock shooters who demand reliable feeding every single time.

Key Features

• Chrome silicon construction for superior durability and longevity
• Stabilizes after initial set for consistent long-term performance
• Three springs per pack—keep spares ready
• Compatible with Glock 17 and 17L magazines
• Restores reliable feeding in worn or aged magazines

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these springs work in both my 17-round and 19-round Glock 17 magazines?

Yes. These springs are designed for Glock 17 and 17L platforms and are compatible with both the 17-round and 19-round magazine capacities for those models.

How often do I need to replace magazine springs?

Springs naturally weaken over time and with use. If you notice feeding issues, sluggish follower movement, or suspect wear, it's time to swap in a fresh spring. Many shooters replace springs every few years as preventive maintenance, especially in magazines that see heavy use.

Why chrome silicon instead of standard steel?

Chrome silicon springs maintain tension more effectively through repeated compression cycles and stabilize after their initial set, whereas standard steel springs tend to lose pressure more rapidly over time. This translates to more reliable feeding and longer service life.

What's included in this pack?

You get three magazine springs—one for immediate use and two as spares to keep your magazines ready to go.