Glock 44 10 round magazine
MaterialsA compact, light-weight polymer magazine for use with the Glock 44.

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A compact, light-weight polymer magazine for use with the Glock 44.
Made for the Glock 17, this magazine holds 10 rounds to comply with firearm regulations.
Made to fit most Glock pistols. This double drum magazine holds 100 rounds.
A compact, light-weight polymer magazine for use with Glock compatible firearms.
Made for the Glock 17, this magazine holds 17 rounds.
Made for the Glock 17, this cheap-looking aftermarket magazine holds 22 rounds.
An extended 33-round polymer magazine for use with Glock compatible firearms.
Made to fit most Glock pistols. This drum magazine holds 50 rounds.
A relatively simple switch or button mechanism that replaces the back plate of a Glock slide, allowing it to function as a select-fire machine pistol. A highly illegal modification, but the feds are zombie food anyway. This will fit any standard Glock pistol in 9mm, .40, .45, 10mm, or .357 caliber.
An aftermarket 30-round polymer and steel box magazine designed for use with the Glock pistol.
A mix of blue dye, base catalyst, and diphenyl oxalate used in glowsticks.
A large golden monolith. Carefully carved asymmetric edges betray its artificial origin.
A long handle with a big metal head, flat on one side, for driving golf balls. Fore!
Award-winning author Cornac McCaffordy weaves a chilling tale of horror and strife, following the compellingly lucrative, seductively dangerous bounty hunting and scalping trade across the western frontier.
These dry, sugary crackers will leave you thirsty, but they go well with some chocolate and marshmallows.
These dry, sugary cracker pellets will leave you thirsty, and they're not the right size to make s'mores with. Made by SugarRush!
A tasty and nutritious mixture of oats, honey, and other ingredients that has been baked until crisp.
A mass-produced grape flavored beverage of artificial origin. Good for when you want something that tastes like fruit, but still don't care about your health.
Edible leaves of the grape vine. Typically used in salads or as a food wrapping.
Can be mixed with water to make grape juice.
A hybrid citrus fruit descended from the orange, whose taste ranges from sour to semi-sweet, and a little bitter.
Graphite powder mixed with a clay binder. Produces gray or black marks that are easily erased, but otherwise resistant to moisture, most chemicals, ultraviolet radiation, and natural aging.
Some grass, edible by grazers and ruminants only. Seeing this item is a bug.
A long, white, pill-shaped grasshopper egg. Inside you can see two twitching legs.
Chlorophyll pigment infused with polymers, stabilizers, and water to help the ink flow properly.
A paper sachet with tea leaves inside. Put it into boiling water to make a cup of green tea.
Dried leaves of a tropical plant. You can boil them into green tea, or you can just eat them raw. They're pretty gross and not too filling that way, though.
Extremely sweet syrup made from sugar and pomegranate juice. It's meant to be mixed with other drinks, rather than drink it as is.
A long, crooked tool used to reap souls, with a skull engraved in its blade. Let the harvest begin.
A hefty book with a thick leather cover and metal clasps. Both covers are completely empty, though on the first page there is an author's name written in English: "Abdul Alhazred"; below it the book title is written in Arabian: "العزيف", and below it in Greek: "Νεκρονομικόν". The book looks very old and sinister.
Some cooked rice sprinkled with ash and wrapped into a corn husk. It has grown patches of koji mold inside; disassemble this item to extract it.
A sweet, sandy-textured fruit with pink flesh native to the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Great for making milkshakes.
A small, oddly-shaped piece of aluminum hardware with three legs. When placed on the ground, this can support one guitar in an upright position.
A handful of colorful fruit- and soda-flavored gummy candies.
Essential dietary nutrients conveniently packaged in a fruit-flavored chewy candy form. An option of last resort when a balanced diet is not possible. Excess use can cause hypervitaminosis.
A set with a key and a small lock, resembling a padlock if the shackle was replaced by a steel cable. This design allows the cable to fit into the chamber of a firearm and lock, preventing the firearm from functioning. An import part of gun safety, it is required by law to be sold with any firearm.
A rare and extensive study and translation of all the manuscripts of The Guodian Chu Slips by Scott Cook. The original slip-texts include both Taoist and Confucian works that offered fresh information for scholars studying the history of philosophical thought in ancient China.
A Heckler & Koch 12mm projectile, to be used in H&K railguns. It's made of ferromagnetic metal, probably cobalt.
A magazine for the H&K G80 railgun which can hold up to 20 ferromagnetic projectiles.
A 10-round magazine for use with the H&K USC 45 Carbine.
A 15-round magazine for use with the H&K USC 45 Carbine.
A 20-round magazine for use with the H&K USC 45 Carbine.
A Muslim religious text containing an account of the sayings and actions of the prophet Muhammad.
This traditional Scottish savory pudding is made of meat and offal mixed with oatmeal, sewn into an animal's stomach and boiled. Surprisingly tasty and quite filling, it is best served with boiled root vegetables and strong whisky.
A soft plastic cylinder you can wrap a lock of your hair around to curl it.
An instrument of hair torture.