I am looking for Beretta 92S Surplus 9mm Italian police pistol magazine. Please respond asap.
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I am looking for Beretta 92S Surplus 9mm Italian police pistol magazine. Please respond asap.
I am not aware of any. You have 2 options:
1. Buy a Promag 92FS magazine or M1 Chiappa 9mm carbine and dremel a bottom hole. Lots available in Canada.
2. Buy a brand new original 92FS magazine, it has all holes and also fits the 92S. Irunguns would be an option. Or any other retailer but those are a bit pricey.
I bought a promag BER01 for mine, it has the notch at the bottom of the mag.
Really? I got mine from Tenda and they didn't. But the notch is really easy to put in, maybe 5 minutes each. It is not exactly science.Originally Posted by suRche
Second look, mine are Mec-Gar, that's why, they are cheap.
Last edited by fritzhanzel; 07-19-2022 at 01:03 AM.
There is no cheaper way around spending money to buy factory magazines
The surplus magazines usually are sold separately at auction as a lot
The surplus guns are sold with the magazine that is in it or without it as a lot
lol.
I think the MecGar 92 mags have the lower notch. I think that's what I bought and they work in the 92S.
Step ONE into modifying a newer magazine to save a bit of money, buy 500$ worth of tools
Step TWO, you lost already
This is a firearm forum, not a knitting forum. Most if not all members must already have the very basic tools mentioned.Step ONE into modifying a newer magazine to save a bit of money, buy 500$ worth of tools
Step TWO, you lost already
Check Tiger Arms in BC. They had those in stock
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