mattx109
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I just picked up a Beretta Cx4 Storm today (a carbine, yes, but it uses 92 magazines). There were a few standard capacity mags there, and I tried them each in turn. Two 15 rounders worked just fine; inserted nicely and positively locked the action open. Another 15 rounder and a 20 rounder did not lock the action well, and the 20 round magazine could be easily pulled from the weapon without operating the mag release.
All of the mags seemed to have the same amount of wear (none were in excellent shape, but all *appeared* serviceable). Any ideas as to what the problem might've been with the bad 15 and 20? Any tips on what to look for during a visual inspection?
And finally, does anyone have any good sources for preban 92 magazines? Or any recommendations for types (commercial aftermarket, milsurp, etc)?
All of the mags seemed to have the same amount of wear (none were in excellent shape, but all *appeared* serviceable). Any ideas as to what the problem might've been with the bad 15 and 20? Any tips on what to look for during a visual inspection?
And finally, does anyone have any good sources for preban 92 magazines? Or any recommendations for types (commercial aftermarket, milsurp, etc)?