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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Pine Mountain, GA USA
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New Member and this is my first post to a great forum. I have a beretta 92FS Compact. I am having a problem finding an extra magazine. I ordered two from Beretta and received them however, they were the thich 15 round magazines. I need the narrow ( I believe 8 round magazine). Advice anyone?
JER Pine Mountain, GA
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Cambridge UK
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There used to be a wide selection of pattern mags available for most production guns. I used to buy Megger Magazines, and never had any problems with any of them. Whether they are available still, of in the model you need I dont know, but it shouldn't be difficult to find out.
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yep meg-gar makes a fine magazine as a matter of fact they are the contractor that makes many oem mags for some of the gun makers. but sad to say they no longer produce the magazine for a beretta type m
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Ft. Campbell, KY
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https://www.berettausa.com/e2wItemMa...336:3100001452
I think that is what you are looking for. 10 round mags for a Beretta 92FS Compact.
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nope a type m is a slim line single stack 9mm with a 8 round magazine .
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ohhhhhh. Didn't even see the type m in the subject. My apologies.
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no problem the type m is often overlooked not sure how long it was made but i do know they are hard to find
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I had to look it up. I'd never heard of it, but you live and you learn. This is the only place I could find one, and they are asking $50 for them. Never done business with them, but they popped up while I was reading about the Type M. The magazine is Order # JM92M
http://www.a2zoutdoors.com/beretta_pistol_magazines.htm
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thanks for the link at least i know where to find spares now . not sure i want to pay 50 bucks for one
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: ND, USA
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Ditto on the link thank-you!
I've got a friend with a 92FS-M and he was in the same boat as I am with my Sig P6 with those hard to find and/or expensive single-stack mags. Would be nice if one of the aftermarket companies would pick up some of those "oddball" models, but I suppose it's a supply & demand thing. |
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if the after market company is a good one. usa and triple k come to mind as not so good. my sig 225 i was lucky when i bought it , came with 6 extra factory mags
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Location: ND, USA
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Yes you got lucky with your P225! I got two mags with my P6 and was able to scrounge up one factory P225 mag (still new in the bag) covered in dust at a pawn shop for cheap. |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Pine Mountain, GA USA
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Thanks for all this help. I bit my bullet and ordered the expensive magazine this evening. It has certainly been a problem finding one.
Thanks again for all the help, JER |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Walled Lake MI
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The Mag your looking for is very rare. I have seen them at $75 a piece on BrandX. If you can find it grab it. I traded my Type M with 4 mags for a full size 92FS because it so hard to find mags. I love the Type M its a great shooter. I traded it a Beretta collector.
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there is one listed on a gun auction site but be very careful this one looks to be an after market magazine i think both pro-mag and triple K made magazines for these things, both are junk ..... just my opinion
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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Hello, I apologize for bringing up an old thread but if anyone needs mags for the Beretta 92FS-M I have about 35 of them. They are new Beretta mags not aftermarket the the part number is JM92M and the mags are marked PB CAL 9 PARA-MADE IN ITALY. If anyone is interested keep an eye on ********* as i will be listing them this weekend or contact me through the fourm..Thanks and have a great Holidays...Mike
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Hello Mike, do you still have any of these magazines left. Please let me know.
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