ProMag CANA1 StandardBlued Steel Detachable 18rd for 9mm Luger Canik TP

SKU:
115647101
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UPC:
708279013881
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MPN:
CAN-A4
$17.09
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Capacity-Rounds:
32
Type:
Magazines
Caliber-Gauge:
9mm Luger

The ProMag CANA1 is a 18-round detachable magazine built for Canik TP pistols in 9mm Luger. If you run a Canik TP as a range gun, competition platform, or duty-ready sidearm, this magazine gives you solid capacity in a reliable steel package. ProMag magazines are a common choice for shooters looking to expand their carrying options without the premium price tag of OEM or boutique alternatives.

Constructed from blued steel, the CANA1 is designed to handle the 9mm Luger cartridge and feed reliably into your TP platform. The detachable design means fast reloads and easy maintenance—strip it apart, clean it, and reassemble. Whether you're stocking up for range sessions or want a spare mag or two in rotation, this is straightforward, functional capacity.

Like any magazine, longevity depends on reasonable use and care. Avoid dropping it on hard surfaces repeatedly, and don't let dirt accumulate in the feed lips. If you're running your Canik hard and want an economical way to build out your magazine supply, the ProMag CANA1 is worth considering.

Key Features

  • 18-round capacity in 9mm Luger
  • Blued steel construction
  • Detachable design for fast reloads and field stripping
  • Designed specifically for Canik TP pistols

Specifications

Caliber9mm Luger
Capacity18 rounds
ConstructionBlued steel
CompatibilityCanik TP
TypeDetachable magazine

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine work with my Canik TP?

Yes, the CANA1 is designed specifically for Canik TP pistols chambered in 9mm Luger.

What's included?

You receive the magazine itself. Follower, spring, and base pad are standard components of the detachable design.

Can I use this for competition or duty carry?

The magazine is built to feed 9mm reliably, so it's suitable for range, competition, and general duty use—as long as your Canik TP is the platform you're running.