Grand Power Magazine Gpwr Stribog 45Acp 20Rd Trs
The Grand Power Magazine for the Stribog 45 ACP is a US-made, purpose-built magazine engineered to feed your Grand Power Stribog SP45A3 reliably and smoothly. Designed by Global Ordnance specifically for this platform, it combines the straightforward function you need at the range or in a defensive setup with the visibility that lets you know exactly how many rounds you've got left. Whether you're running drills, stocking up for a shooting session, or just building out your magazine rotation, this 20-round mag brings the durability and ease of use you expect from a dedicated OEM solution.
The clear polymer construction lets you see your round count at a glance—no guessing, no fumbling with an opaque magazine to figure out if you need to reload. That visibility matters when you're focused on sight picture and trigger control. The 20-round capacity gives you a practical balance between capacity and handling, whether you prefer a flush fit or a slight mag extension.
If you run a Stribog SP45A3, this is the magazine engineered for your gun. It's the kind of no-nonsense component that just works, which is exactly what you want when you're trusting your gear.
Key Features
- US-made by Global Ordnance for the Grand Power Stribog SP45A3
- Clear polymer construction for easy round-count visibility
- 20-round capacity in 45 ACP
- Reliable feeding and straightforward operation
Specifications
| Caliber | 45 ACP |
| Capacity | 20 rounds |
| Material | Clear Polymer |
| Fits | Grand Power Stribog SP45A3 |
| Manufacturer | Global Ordnance |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this magazine work with my Grand Power Stribog SP45A3?
Yes—this magazine is designed specifically for the Stribog SP45A3 platform and is engineered to fit and feed reliably in that firearm.
What's the round capacity?
The magazine holds 20 rounds of 45 ACP ammunition.
Is the magazine clear, and why does that matter?
Yes, it's constructed from clear polymer, which lets you see your remaining rounds at a glance without disassembling or guessing at your load status.

