What is this mag

[12-1791]

I wanna agree with P series but the cut out for the mag release isn't on those

 

[12-1791]

I think its going to just go in the trash and that is why someone threw it away on the ground

 

[12-1791]

Sig P226 extended mag

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Beretta 92 extended mag

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Single stack mags don't taper in at the top or have the diamonds - semi-staggered-stack mags like the M&P Shield or Glock 43/43X have taper because they're not true single stacks. A true single stack mag is straight all the way up to the feed lips and shouldn't have any rattle in the rounds.

View attachment 1055265Semi-staggered stack 9mm Shield mag

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Well with 40SW it doesn't rattle and 24rd 9mm it does but it could be broken

 

[mkwerx]

Well with 40SW it doesn't rattle

The Sig 226 comes in .40, and the Beretta 96 is the .40 version of the 92 - so could be either of those. You'll also loose a round or two in capacity with a .40 vs 9mm - so if you get 23 or 24 rounds of .40 in it, you *should* be able to get 24-25 of 9mm in it.

 

[titsonritz]

I wanna agree with P series but the cut out for the mag release isn't on those

Sig P-series

It was my first thought was Ruger P-series but they have a circle release cut in front of the mag.

 

[12-1791]

The Sig 226 comes in .40, and the Beretta 96 is the .40 version of the 92 - so could be either of those. You'll also loose a round or two in capacity with a .40 vs 9mm - so if you get 23 or 24 rounds of .40 in it, you *should* be able to get 24-25 of 9mm in it.

Yeah its kinda why I don't think its for 40cal at 16 it became too hard to put more rounds in it with a uplula. but the 9mm went in no problem

 

[mkwerx]

Yeah its kinda why I don't think its for 40cal at 16 it became too hard to put more rounds in it with a uplula. but the 9mm went in no problem

Were the rounds binding or tilting? If its indeed a ProMag or equally cheap manfuacturer, it could have a poor follower design that lets the rounds tilt and make it difficult. 16 rounds of .40 shouldn't bottom out a mag you can jam 8 more 9mm in. Do 9mm's stick out quite a bit at the feed lips? Do the .40's give you difficulty when pushing them out?

 

[12-1791]

Were the rounds binding or tilting? If its indeed a ProMag or equally cheap manfuacturer, it could have a poor follower design that lets the rounds tilt and make it difficult. 16 rounds of .40 shouldn't bottom out a mag you can jam 8 more 9mm in. Do 9mm's stick out quite a bit at the feed lips? Do the .40's give you difficulty when pushing them out?

Yeah I would say 40 are hard to put in after 5

 

[mkwerx]

Yeah I would say 40 are hard to put in after 5

Weird. Sounds like the trash is the best place for that thing for sure. Or throw it on GunBroker for $500

 

[titsonritz]

Someone probably got pissed off at their POS mag always f'n up and chucked it into the woods.

 

[Ghoul]

Coldcase evidence.

 

[Member 34319]

its 100% single stack

Double stack, single feed. Definitely not single stack.

Likely a Berretta happy stick.

Give it me and I could confirm that!

 

[Knobgoblin]

Double stack, single feed. Definitely not single stack.

Likely a Berretta happy stick.

Give it me and I could confirm that!

You need beater m9 mags , just Holla.

I probably have a 20rd too.

 

[Member 34319]

You need beater m9 mags , just Holla.

I probably have a 20rd too.

I got a bunch a few black Friday's ago from beretta.

 

[jbett98]

I'd go back to the same woods where you found the mag, as they may have thrown the pistol away too.

 

[Member 34319]

I'd go back to the same woods where you found the mag, as they may have thrown the pistol away too.

No joking around. That's very likely.

 

[12-1791]

I'd go back to the same woods where you found the mag, as they may have thrown the pistol away too.

probably

 

[AnimalOne]

Factory Ruger P89 mags. They definitely have the diamond. 10rnds single stack.

 

[mkwerx]

Factory Ruger P89 mags. They definitely have the diamond. 10rnds single stack.

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Most metal double stack 9 / 40 mags have the diamond indents to help with the double columns pushing together for single feed at the top. My M&P 9mm mags have them, every Sig 226 mag I've ever owned had them, my Ruger P89 mags did, my Walther P99 mags did. Very common.

 

[DirectDrive]

Must be a low quality aftermarket mag since it has no markings.
The known-good aftermarket market mags will have identifying marks on them.
I had some unmarked mags for M92 that were junk.