Springfield Armory OEM 7 Round Magazine for for XDS .40 S&W XDS4006

Factory-original replacement magazine for Springfield Armory XDS pistols chambered in .40 S&W. Manufactured to the same specs, tolerances, and materials as the OEM part to ensure consistent drop-in fit, reliable feeding, and long service life. Keep a spare on hand for everyday carry, training, or as a range  backup; reduce down time at the range and eliminate fit/interchangeability guesswork. A simple, dependable factory magazine, an exact replacement when only OEM fit and function will do. Get yours at NDZ Performance today!

Features:

• Capacity: 7 rounds (.40 S&W)
• Model: XDS4006 (Springfield OEM)
• Fits: Springfield XDS .40 S&W pistols
• Carry & range ready: Practical spare for everyday carry or extended training sessions.

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After Springfield Armory the United States' first armory (established under authority of General George Washington as a major arsenal early in the Revolutionary War) was closed by the federal government in 1968, Elmer C. Ballance began using the name "Springfield Armory" through his company (LH Manufacturing) dedicated to the first civilian production of the M14 rifle, calling it the M1A. Ballance began in San Antonio, Texas, and soon after moved to Devine, Texas, where the company gained momentum and popularity. In 1974, Ballance sold the company to the Reese family, who had a well-established production shop in Illinois and experience base. The company then expanded its market into pistols, notably the M1911. After further success, the company began to branch into other types of firearms. The company, now run by Dennis Reese and Tom Reese, manufactures and imports dozens of different firearms in many styles and models. A motto used by the company, "The First Name in American Firearms" (alternatively "The Oldest Name in American Firearms"), is a homage to the first U.S. national armory and namesake, the original Springfield Armory. There is no other connection between the company and defunct federal armory.

Note: NDZ always recommends any part be installed by a qualified and trained gunsmith. NDZ promotes the use of safety practices and gear when working on any firearm.