Full capacity magazines will absolutely fit and function 100%! However, if you insert a 17 round magazine into your "CA legal" Glock 17 within the borders of California, the first thing that will happen is the gun will malfunction by failing to strip a round into the chamber. As long as the magazine is in the gun, even if you single-load a shell and drop the slide on it, the gun will fired only once and the slide will lock back. At the same time as you insert the 17 round magazine, your location will be instantly recorded and transmitted via sat-feed to local police, the highway patrol, ICE, and BATFE. Your location will be visually recorded using an NSA "keyhole" type satellite which can read the words on a dime from 150 miles up, even through clouds and smoke thanks to quantum thermal imagery. At this point attempting to escape is futile as the LEOs will be converging on your position within moments and will have exact images of you, your car, everyone with you, the gun you are holding, and of course, your location to within a meter. An FBI file will be automatically created on you, your entire family, friends and co-workers. Go ahead, ask me "how" I know all this.... My advice; if you live in California, do NOT bring any "banned" capacity magazine within six inches of a firearm in which it could function. Just don't do it.

Frank, this UPC code has a Black finish. It has the aggressive Rough Textured Frame (RTF) with hundreds of miniature spikes for remarkable traction and features straight serrations on the slide. ***NOTE***: This is a new production Glock 17 and does not have the fish scale slides and has Finger grooves.

Aaron, this pistol weighs no more than the standard G17. Buds simply has an incorrect weight listed my man. Weight without Magazine is 22.05 oz and weight with empty magazine is 24.87 oz according to Glock's Specifications.

The slide and barrel has 2 compensation slots for reduced recoil and muzzle rise Gonzalo. Better picture here : google.com/search?q=compensated+glock+vs+non+compensated&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi084eb7e3cAhVH11MKHSTGCrIQ_AUICigB&biw=1280&bih=618#imgrc=OvDRFcVyO-cUcM:

Justin, this is a Gen4 Glock17.

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It's a Glock Christopher. This will have you drowning in attention from the opposite sex at the range.

The ua170503 is made in USA and the other is made in Austria.

I wonder myself because i want one but this has to be the fish gills. Glock only released the rtf2 with fish gills in the 17 and 22, while the 19 rtf2 got regular serration's.

They certainly do C J.

Yes, the 10rd magazines are the same overall diameter physically. However, if you are in a restricted state, you will have to purchase a G17 from Buds that comes with 10rd magazines from the factory. Buds does not open or alter new firearm packages.

Andrew, Sorry they don't change anything

Gerado, unfortunately Buds does not ship internationally at this time.

Yes, this batch is stamped made in USA. (Smyrna Ga)

Always trust the description and UPC before the stock photo.

This is currently not on Buds QP List. - Go here for all QP firearms: - budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/1799/Qualified+Professional+Discounts

Looks like these and other color variations are made in the USA and Cera-coated at the factory.