Darryl, the last time I spoke with Ernest and Bill W, both preferred the MecGar AFC 18 round magazine for the Beretta 92. I think Wilson even sells them. I bought a bunch from GregCoteLLC.com.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
The MecGar 18 round mags are the best thing out there for the 92. They're my prefered carry mag.
We may lose and we may win, but we will never be here again.......
I like the Mec-Gar 18 round magazines as well. CDNN also has good prices on them (these are identical to the Mec-Gar magazines in every way except they lack the Mec-Gar roll mark). I'm not a fan of the Beretta OEM 17 round magazines, as I've cracked the floor plate on several, and you cannot order replacements from BUSA. I won't be buying any more. I'm curious to see if the 17 round PVD magazines for the M9A3 use a different baseplate, and if spares will be available for purchase.
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"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Looking back on this thread, David B. said the following…
A lot has changed at Beretta in the past couple of years since that was posted. Looking at the features on the 92A1, and its' relative uniqueness in the Beretta line-up, I'm wondering if it my find itself going the way of its' predecessor the 90-Two and go away? Are there any Beretta crystal ball readers that would care to speculate?I like the slide and frame refinements of the 92A1. The only thing the frame lacks is a flared mag well. My choices in order of preference are:
92A1 - Most updated frame and slide design.
M9A1 - Older frame design, but has flared mag well and front and back-strap checkering.
92FS - No rail and integral front sight, but I'd still be happy with one. Lots of holster options.
I really don't see a place for the 92A1 in the Beretta lineup once the M9A3 is released.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Any thoughts on the 20 rounders? I was thinking two 18's for concealed carry with an IWB and single mag pouch, and three 20's for a range rig with an OWB holster and double mag pouch.
While I love my old W. German SIGs, I plan for this gun to be my DA/SA training gun.
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"If I had a grandpa, he would look like Delbert Belton".