Hk 50259114 Vp9F 17Rd 9Mm Fits H&K Black Steel

The H&K VP9F 17-round magazine is a German-made spare for shooters running H&K's striker-fired duty and defensive pistol. This is a genuine OEM H&K component, not an aftermarket clone—built to the same standards as the firearm itself. If you carry or train with a VP9F, keeping extra loaded mags on hand is just smart practice, and having factory magazines ensures reliable feeding and fit every time.

Construction is straightforward and robust: a steel body with a black finish, paired with an impact-resistant polymer floor plate. That polymer base plate matters more than it sounds—it absorbs the shock when you strip the mag during aggressive reloading drills or dump it on the range, protecting the steel tube and feed lips underneath. After hundreds of rounds and thousands of manipulations, a quality magazine is often the difference between smooth function and feeding hiccups.

At 17 rounds, this magazine holds a full combat load for the VP9F. Whether you're stocking your range bag, setting up for defensive carry, or just building redundancy, H&K's own magazines are the baseline standard against which everything else is measured. No surprises, no compatibility guessing—it's made for your gun by the people who made your gun.

Key Features

• 17-round capacity in 9mm
• German-manufactured H&K quality and engineering
• Steel body with black finish
• Impact-resistant polymer floor plate for durability during reloading
• Designed specifically for H&K VP9F compatibility

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine work in my H&K VP9F?

Yes. This is an OEM H&K magazine engineered specifically for the VP9F and VP9A1 F platforms.

What's the round capacity?

This magazine holds 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition.

Is this a genuine H&K magazine or a third-party clone?

This is a genuine H&K-manufactured magazine, made in Germany to the same exacting standards as H&K firearms.

How durable is the floor plate?

The floor plate is made from impact-resistant polymer, designed to absorb shock during reloading and range use while protecting the magazine's steel body and feed lips.