IWI Jericho 941 9mm Luger Magazine - Steel with Polymer Basepad, Black

The IWI Jericho 941 9mm Luger magazine is a steel replacement or spare mag built to IWI's exacting standards and engineered for reliable feeding and durability in the field. Whether you're stocking up for range sessions, serious practice, or defensive readiness, a quality spare magazine is essential—and this one's designed specifically for the Jericho platform to ensure flawless function every time you need it.

Built from steel construction with a polymer basepad, this magazine combines proven durability with practical ergonomics. The polymer base helps with handling and can reduce impact noise during reloads or handling, while the steel body delivers the strength needed for thousands of cycles. This is genuine IWI factory ammunition, manufactured in Israel to the same standards as the pistol itself.

If you own a Jericho 941 in 9mm, having additional magazines on hand is never a bad idea. Spare mags wear over time, and the ability to rotate them—or grab a fresh one during extended range time—keeps your pistol running at peak reliability. Ten rounds per magazine gives you a practical capacity for sport shooting, training, or carry configurations.

Key Features

• Ten (10) round capacity
• Steel construction for durability and longevity
• Polymer basepad for ergonomic handling and impact resistance
• Factory IWI manufacture for guaranteed Jericho 941 compatibility
• Black finish

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What Jericho 941 models does this magazine fit?

This IWI 9mm magazine is compatible with the following Jericho 941 models: PL-910, PL-9, PSL-910, PSL-9, F-910, F-9, FS-910, and FS-9.

Is this a factory IWI magazine?

Yes. This is an official IWI factory magazine, manufactured in Israel and designed to the same specifications as the magazines that ship with new Jericho pistols.

Why would I need a spare Jericho 941 magazine?

Spare magazines are essential for any shooter. They allow you to rotate usage (extending the lifespan of any single mag), provide backup during extended range sessions, and ensure you have capacity when you need it most. Magazines wear with use, so having extras on hand is good practice.