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View Quote I haven't had an issue with the elongated OEM spring maintaining force. Again, with attention given to the spring. Neither 3D-printed magazine extension requires you to cut down the follower, however, you can combine a cut-down follower with a deeper magazine extension to get even more rounds. I'll address the possibility of a replacement spring in a separate reply. Both extensions require you to stretch the OEM spring or purchase a longer, replacement spring. I expect him to publish this to Thingiverse shortly. Alex Alex has developed a +5 3D-printed Glock 44 magazine extension. Obviously, that's more expensive than the OEM magazine itself. 2A3D sells a +6 Glock 44 magazine extension for $25 (including shipping). The other option is a "deeper" 3D-printed Glock 44 magazine extension. I expect you'll be able to buy these parts for a few bucks on eBay shortly. The cut-down follower will be a little more tricky to 3D-print, but it can (and will be) done. Alex Alex (who developed this concept) has published an STL file (i.e., 3D printer file) for the +2 magazine extension insert to Thingiverse (it's under "GLOCK 44"). Quoted: I would gladly buy the parts (baseplate ext, follower, spring) pre-made and convert my current mags to 15 rds.The +2 magazine extension depicted at the very beginning of this topic is OEM.

3D-printed magazine extensions ranging from +4 to +6 rounds that require fewer modifications to the OEM 10-round magazine.

information regarding off-the-shelf Glock 44 15+ round magazines.

more details regarding the DIY conversion (including 3D-printed and other replacement parts to simplify the conversion).

In a GlockTalk thread of the same name, you'll find, The other option involves using a replacement spring. One option involves stretching the OEM spring. With the cut-down follower and +2 magazine extension, you need a longer spring to get the slide to lock back following the last round. The insert simply slips into the extension,

I opted to pad the Glock magazine extension insert (SP07165). In his video, AA padded the magazine extension. The extension must be "padded" (made more narrow) to keep the spring from twisting.

You get +3 rounds by adding a Glock +2 magazine extension (SP07151). You get +2 rounds by removing the load assist tabs and cutting down the follower,