Mec-Gar Beretta 84 10-Round Magazine
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- MGPB8410B
Description
Beretta 84 Magazine
This is a 10-round replacement magazine from Mec-Gar for the Beretta 84 series pistol, chambered in .380 ACP (also written 9mm Short or 9x17mm). It is a factory-grade spare for shooters who want a dependable extra magazine for the range or to replace one that is worn out. Mec-Gar builds magazines for many of the major European pistol makers as original equipment, so the fit and finish match what came with the gun.
Features
- 10-Round Capacity — Holds ten rounds of .380 ACP in a double-stack body, the standard full capacity for the Beretta 84.
- Fits The Beretta 84 — Built for the Beretta 84 series, including the Cheetah, so it drops in and locks the way the factory magazine does.
- Carbon Steel Body — The tube is formed from carbon steel for strength, with the dimpled witness hole and feed geometry that keep rounds stacking correctly.
- Blued Finish — A glossy blued coating protects the steel against rust and matches the pistol's original magazine.
- Polymer Floorplate — The molded baseplate seats the spring and gives your hand a flat rest at the bottom of the grip.
- Marked For Caliber — Stamped MG-B .380-10 on the body so you can confirm the model and round at a glance.
- Made In Italy — Produced by Mec-Gar in Italy, the same maker that supplies original magazines to several pistol manufacturers.
Build And Fit
Mec-Gar makes this magazine to the same pattern as the original Beretta unit, so feeding, lock-up and release all work as they should. The carbon steel tube resists denting, and the blued finish keeps corrosion off the metal with normal care. If you shoot the Beretta 84 regularly, a second or third magazine means less time reloading between strings and a ready spare if one ever wears out.
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Mec-Gar mags just plain workGrabbed two for my 84FS Cheetah. Fired about 300 rounds at the range with them. No FTF. Mag drops free when you hit the mag release. Like it should. Seems to have way more spring strength than my old weak stock mags. Ordered 2 more before they're all gone. The .380 mags can be tough to find.
Rock solid feeding, no FTF after 300 rounds
Springs are strong and drop free reliablyAnti-friction coating wore a bit shiny after the first few sessions