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Beretta 92FS/M9 Magazine 9mm Luger 17 Rounds Polymer Base Plate Steel Body PVD Finish Black

$38.99
Brand
Beretta
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Capacity
17
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
82442596457
MPN
JM909S17

Overview

The Beretta 92FS/M9 magazine is a factory-original 17-round magazine chambered in 9mm Luger. It features a durable steel body construction with a PVD finish for superior corrosion resistance and a polymer base plate. The design includes a witness-hole system for visual ammunition verification and is engineered to provide reliable feeding and drop-free capability, even in challenging environmental conditions. This magazine is compatible with the Beretta 92FS, M9, and various related 90-series handguns, including the M9A1, 92A1, Vertec, Brigadier, and Centurion models. It is also compatible with the CX4 carbine when equipped with a 90-series magazine well insert. Note that it is not compatible with the Beretta 92S model.

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