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Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: BER-A12
ProMag Beretta 92F Magazine
Caliber: 9mm Luger
Capacity: 17 Rounds
Body Material: Steel
Spring Material: Chrome-silicon wire
Follower Material: DuPont Zytel Polymer
Baseplate Material: DuPont Zytel Polymer
Flush Fit
Finish: Blued
Fits:
Beretta 92F
Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: BER-A12
ProMag Beretta 92F Magazine
Caliber: 9mm Luger
Capacity: 17 Rounds
Body Material: Steel
Spring Material: Chrome-silicon wire
Follower Material: DuPont Zytel Polymer
Baseplate Material: DuPont Zytel Polymer
Flush Fit
Finish: Blued
Fits:
Beretta 92F
I would buy this product again
Mostly for target shooting. Have several pro mag magazines and have never had a problem with any of them. Quality is good and are fairly priced.
November 20, 2019
Works Fine, Has Pros as well as Cons
Magazine fits my model 92S and feeds fine. The Magazine locks securely and drops freely. However, the magazine is not as "flush fit" as advertised. With the mag fully seated there is a full 3/16"-1/8" gap between the bottom of the grip and the top of the magazine's baseplate. Additionally the Baseplate is much thicker than the original which adds to the overall length that the mag adds to the base of the grip. With the ProMag magazine installed there is an additional 1/4" length when compared to the OEM magazine. Pros: +2 Capacity over OEM Cons: Adds 1/4 inch in height to the pistol grip
November 12, 2018
tight
This works with the Beretta 92s, but it is very tight. It is very difficult to remove the magazine; it will not slide out simply by press the mag release. I Have to press the mag release and pull on the bottom of the mag. It also looks like my Beretta left a scratch on the mag after ejecting it multiple times because it is so tight. And I am concerned that it may be damaging the inside of my Beretta 92s. With 17 rounds though, and it working, It might be good as a range mag. Or if you plan on only carrying one mag with you at a time.
August 9, 2018