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ProMag HIP-03 Hi-Point 995TS Magazine Blued Steel

Name: ProMag HIP-03 Hi-Point 995TS Magazine Blued Steel
Brand: ProMag
SKU: 714003512
Price: 16.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 1.0 (2 reviews)

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Specifications

Capacity 10

Caliber / Gauge 9mm

Compatible Models Hi-Point 995, Hi-Point 995TS

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Product Overview

ProMag HIP-03 is a replacement magazine built for the Hi-Point 995/995TS in 9mm, designed to feed reliably with a 10-round capacity.

Key Features

10-round capacity for 9mm Hi-Point 995/995TS platforms
Blued steel magazine body for durability
Follower and polymer bumper/base plate help support consistent feeding
Heat-treated chrome-silicon wire spring designed for reliable operation and long spring life

Keep your Hi-Point 995/995TS stocked with a dependable 9mm replacement magazine from ProMag.

$26.99 $16.49

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SKU:: HIP03
UPC:: 708279010095
BUDS ID:: 714003512

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Greg R.

9 years ago

Verified Purchaser

Had to send them to...

Had to send them to ProMag industries for replacement. All of them. They didn't lock open the slide after the last round. Also, the butt end doesn't insert flush and looks weird. Very loose. I opted to get more of their 20rd mags. Much better magazine.

Marc E.

12 years ago

Verified Purchaser

These ProMag magazines...

These ProMag magazines for the Hi Point Carbine are garbage, at first I thought it was the ammo or the rifle itself, so I fired 6 different brands of ammo, the same feeding problem occurred with these different brands, so I thought to myself, ok it's got to be the rifle, but before I labeled these carbine a lemon, I used the factory magazine that came with the rifle, problem solved, it wasn't the ammo or rifle, it was the ProMag magazines.

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