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Springfield XD-9 magazine question


war4peace

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I recently found out that my service xd's magazine could hold 17 rounds instead of the usual 16 rounds. What gives? Does anyone else have this problem? I went to the range and actually loaded all 17 rounds in the magazine, the slide came back fine and it loaded and fed just fine. :confused:

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I don't do it with either of my XD 9's.

Just feels too "forced".

Although I haven't really read anything on XDtalk that claimed it causes a jam, or hurts springs or anything.

'Course, I also don't use .40 mags in my 9mm either, like some do.

Guess I'm just a weenie...

- OS

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i have owned three xds and all three of them loaded 1 extra i always filled the mag up stuck it in and popped one in the pipe, i never had any problems out of mine but i didnt carry them overloaded i only overloaded them while target shooting, i have a buddy who carries his overloaded all of the time and has had no issues at all.

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