The resulting nitride layer provides many benefits to the metal parts, including increased hardness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. The process is carefully controlled to ensure that the nitrogen and carbon penetrate to a specific depth, creating a uniform layer of nitrides on the metal's surface. The salt bath contains a mixture of chemicals that release nitrogen and carbon, which penetrate the surface of the metal. This forms a thin layer of a hard compound called "nitrides," which increase the surface hardness of the metal.ĭuring the QPQ Nitrocarburizing process, the metal is immersed in a special salt bath and heated to high temperatures. The process involves heating the metal in a controlled environment, where nitrogen and carbon are introduced to the surface of the metal. QPQ Nitrocarburizing is a type of surface treatment used to enhance the durability and corrosion resistance of metal parts. New steel, new coating, new heat treat process - our new steel is slightly thicker, tougher, and now comes with a new standard black nitrocarburized QPQ finish for a high degree of corrosion resistance.Raised ribs on the back of the magazine allows us to fully match the OEM magazine position in the mag well, which should eliminate any tolerance stacking that results from Glock frame variations.Modular tooling, allowing us to make the S15 and S10 magazines simultaneously.What changed with the gen 3 magazine? We made the following improvements: We accomplished this increased capacity with our patent-pending magazine geometry, allowing the rounds to stagger, thereby fitting more in the same amount of space. Glock® pistols and magazines are known for reliability - the S15 maintains that same Glock® reliability, while giving you a 50% increase in magazine capacity in the same overall footprint. The S15 is a steel magazine, and is the same length as the OEM Glock® 10 round magazine, but holds an additional 5 rounds. The S15 magazine is a patent-pending, flush-fitting 15 round magazine for the Glock® 43X and Glock® 48.
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