Beretta 96 Magazine 40 S&W 10-round

Factory Beretta 96 Magazine

This is Beretta's own factory magazine for the Model 96 family in .40 S&W, holding 10 rounds. It is OEM, meaning it comes from the same maker as the pistol, so feed geometry and fit match what the gun was designed around. It suits owners of a 96, 96A1 or 90-TWO who want spares for the range, the nightstand or a duty belt without gambling on aftermarket tolerances.

Features

• .40 S&W Chambering — Built for the .40 Smith & Wesson cartridge and stamped "CAL.40 S.&W." on the body so it cannot be confused with a 9mm Beretta 92 magazine.
• 10-Round Capacity — Holds ten rounds, which keeps it at or under a 10-round count for buyers who need to stay within that number.
• OEM Beretta Part — Factory original equipment, part number JM96, made by Beretta for its own pistols.
• Steel Body — The magazine tube is formed from steel, which resists the bending and cracking that can affect polymer mags when dropped on hard ground.
• Blued Finish — Bluing, a chemical treatment that darkens the steel, gives the body a matte black surface and some protection against corrosion.
• Witness Hole — A slot on each side lets you check at a glance how full the magazine is.
• Flared Baseplate — The wide floorplate gives you something to grip when stripping a stuck magazine and protects the bottom of the tube when it drops free.
• Fits 96, 96A1 And 90-TWO — Compatible with Beretta Model 96, 96A1 and 90-TWO pistols chambered in .40 S&W.
• Made In Italy — Marked "MADE IN ITALY" on the side, alongside the Beretta caliber stamp.

Steel Body, Made In Italy

The tube is blued steel with pressed lines running down each side, topped with black feed lips and a follower, and closed with a removable baseplate for cleaning. It is a detachable box magazine sized for the full-size Model 96 grip, and it works in the 96, 96A1 and 90-TWO. If you shoot a 9mm Beretta 92, this is the wrong magazine; check the caliber stamp on your pistol's slide before ordering.