The biggest magazine ever

[BitboyBen]

Maybe this belongs in legal, but I'm new to this. Since I read the law about magazine capacities My mind has been swimming with the posibilities.

Highest Capacity magazine for 22LR... go!
22WMR?

Also I heard that certain pistols of the 9mm variety can accept larger caliber magazines with a few extra 9mms shoved in. Any one try this or is this a Reddit rumour gone wild? I was told Beretta 92/96 work.

Finally any pump action shotguns with drum mags like the AA-12? Or would that be dumb?

Thank you for tolerating my ignorant questions.

[#1bcshooter]

Luger with non prohib 32 rnd drum mag

[BitboyBen]

Luger with non prohib 32 rnd drum mag

I will have to check that out! Thanks!

[polskadude]

Yes, the 92/96 works, also 9mm Glocks can use 40 Cal magazines reliably and hold more then 10 rounds of 9mm. As long as you don't alter the magazine, its all legal, for now. Rumors are liberals are working to fix the loophole.

[uglydukwling]

Thompson "C" drum (100 rounds) isn't prohibited. Unfortunately, the Thompson itself is.

[tharkhold]

What if it's a belt fed gun with the belt inside a container? Is that a "magazine"?

[BitboyBen]

What if it's a belt fed gun with the belt inside a container? Is that a "magazine"?

Are there any 22LR belt fed guns? Or were you thinking of something else?

[BitboyBen]

Yes, the 92/96 works, also 9mm Glocks can use 40 Cal magazines reliably and hold more then 10 rounds of 9mm. As long as you don't alter the magazine, its all legal, for now. Rumors are liberals are working to fix the loophole.

HA! I knew it! Thanks. I guess 9mm in a 45 ACP is asking too much

[Blastattack]

Are there any 22LR belt fed guns? Or were you thinking of something else?

There are belt-fed .22s. Rare as heck though, and mighty expensive if you can locate one for sale.

[LilGrumpy1]

You can use some 10mm/40cal in some 9mm. As long as you don't deface or tamper with them. You can usually get an extra 2 or 3 rounds in them. You will need to squeeze the lips together slightly to hold the 9mm in place.