EAA GIRSAN 9mm Luger 10-Round Magazine for MC28SA/MC9 - Black Steel
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 10
- Type:
- Magazines
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 9mm Luger
- Model:
- MC28
- Material:
- Steel
The EAA GIRSAN 9mm Luger 10-round magazine for MC28SA/MC9 pistols delivers reliable, straightforward magazine function for shooters who demand dependable ammunition storage. Built from black steel, this OEM-spec magazine is purpose-designed to work seamlessly with EAA's Girsan MC28SA and MC9 handguns—no guesswork, no compatibility headaches. Whether you're at the range, training for personal defense, or keeping a duty gun topped up, having dedicated factory magazines on hand is non-negotiable.
Magazine reliability often gets overlooked until you need it. A quality magazine that feeds without question is one less variable to troubleshoot. This 10-round capacity strikes a practical balance for concealed carry and general use, and the steel construction is built to take repeated loading cycles without wear or feeding issues. The black finish resists corrosion and blends with most modern pistol setups.
If you own a Girsan MC28SA or MC9, having spare magazines—ideally multiple—is smart gun ownership. These are OEM parts backed by EAA Corp's reputation in the firearms industry, so you know they're engineered to spec for your pistol. Keep one in your range bag, one in your nightstand, and rotate them regularly to keep your carry gun running flawlessly.
Specifications
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Material | Black Steel |
| Fits | EAA Girsan MC28SA, MC9 |
| Manufacturer | EAA Corp |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this magazine compatible with other 9mm pistols?
No. This magazine is designed specifically for the EAA Girsan MC28SA and MC9 models. Do not use it in other 9mm handguns.
Can I use this magazine for concealed carry?
Yes. The 10-round capacity is practical for self-defense carry and everyday use. Many shooters prefer this capacity for both performance and concealment.
How many magazines should I have?
We recommend at least two or three magazines per firearm—one for immediate use and spares for training, rotation, and reliability. Rotating magazines during regular shooting sessions extends their lifespan.

