Beretta Pico Magazine 380 ACP 6-round

Factory Pico Magazine

This is Beretta's own 6-round magazine for the Pico, the company's compact .380 ACP carry pistol. It is a spare for the gun you already own, whether that means a reload on your belt, a backup in the range bag, or replacing a worn or lost original. It is built entirely in steel, from the body to the spring and follower, and polished to match the Pico's stainless look.

Features

• 6-Round Capacity — Holds six cartridges, the standard load for the Pico's short grip.
• .380 ACP Caliber — Chambered for .380 ACP, also sold as 9mm Short or 9x17mm, which is a shorter cartridge than 9x19mm and will not interchange with it.
• Stainless Steel Body — The tube is formed from stainless steel, which resists rust from sweat and humidity when the magazine rides close to the body.
• Polished Finish — A bright polished surface matches the stainless finish of the Pico.
• Flush-Fitting Steel Baseplate — The steel floorplate sits nearly level with the bottom of the grip, so it adds little length to a pistol meant for deep concealment.
• Witness Holes — Staggered holes along both sides of the body show how many rounds are loaded without stripping the magazine.
• Stainless Steel Spring — The spring that pushes rounds up into the pistol is stainless steel, so it holds up against corrosion.
• Steel Follower — The follower, the platform under the bottom round, is made of steel and resists the wear that plastic followers can show over time.
• Factory Part JMPP3161 — This is Beretta's own part, carrying manufacturer number JMPP3161, so you can match it against the factory parts list.

Fit and Construction

The magazine is designed for the Beretta Pico in .380 ACP. Because it comes from Beretta, its feed lips and catch cut match the pistol's original dimensions, so you avoid the fitting questions that come with aftermarket copies. The body, baseplate, spring and follower are all steel, which is why a carry gun owner would choose it as a spare to keep loaded for long periods.