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Originally Posted By thederrick106: Probably common knowledge but the Ruger American Ranch 7.62x39 and Ruger Mini 30 share mag compatibility. --- Also, The following Remington Models all share the same magazine with the difference being long action or short action. The difference between the pump action / semi auto mags are the lock open after last round but they both work in both actions. The new generations are the 7400 and 7600 that have a plastic base plate. With some fine tuning they will all work across the platform. Semi: Remington 740 (1955~1959 Remington 742 (1960~1980) Remington 7400 (1981~2006)+ Remington 750 (2006~2015) Pump: Remington 760 (1952~1981) Remington 7600 (1981~2020) I never had good luck with the 10 round aftermarket mags, only factory mags which are becoming rare. Factory mags usually run around $100 each depending on how many appear on eBay at any given time. The one thing I don't track in this thread is magazines that interchange w/in the same brand & category. I do track same brand pistol/rifle compatibility, but if I start tracking individual SKUs, I'd go nuts. The Ruger American Ranch can take Magpul AK mags w/ the Firecastle Custom adapter. Dunno about the Gen 2. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: The one thing I don't track in this thread is magazines that interchange w/in the same brand & category. I do track same brand pistol/rifle compatibility, but if I start tracking individual SKUs, I'd go nuts. Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By thederrick106: Probably common knowledge but the Ruger American Ranch 7.62x39 and Ruger Mini 30 share mag compatibility. --- Also, The following Remington Models all share the same magazine with the difference being long action or short action. The difference between the pump action / semi auto mags are the lock open after last round but they both work in both actions. The new generations are the 7400 and 7600 that have a plastic base plate. With some fine tuning they will all work across the platform. Semi: Remington 740 (1955~1959 Remington 742 (1960~1980) Remington 7400 (1981~2006)+ Remington 750 (2006~2015) Pump: Remington 760 (1952~1981) Remington 7600 (1981~2020) I never had good luck with the 10 round aftermarket mags, only factory mags which are becoming rare. Factory mags usually run around $100 each depending on how many appear on eBay at any given time. The one thing I don't track in this thread is magazines that interchange w/in the same brand & category. I do track same brand pistol/rifle compatibility, but if I start tracking individual SKUs, I'd go nuts.  |
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Originally Posted By thederrick106: Originally Posted By thederrick106: Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By thederrick106: Probably common knowledge but the Ruger American Ranch 7.62x39 and Ruger Mini 30 share mag compatibility. --- Also, The following Remington Models all share the same magazine with the difference being long action or short action. The difference between the pump action / semi auto mags are the lock open after last round but they both work in both actions. The new generations are the 7400 and 7600 that have a plastic base plate. With some fine tuning they will all work across the platform. Semi: Remington 740 (1955~1959 Remington 742 (1960~1980) Remington 7400 (1981~2006)+ Remington 750 (2006~2015) Pump: Remington 760 (1952~1981) Remington 7600 (1981~2020) I never had good luck with the 10 round aftermarket mags, only factory mags which are becoming rare. Factory mags usually run around $100 each depending on how many appear on eBay at any given time. The one thing I don't track in this thread is magazines that interchange w/in the same brand & category. I do track same brand pistol/rifle compatibility, but if I start tracking individual SKUs, I'd go nuts. Updated the OP for you. That's valuable info, I'm just not going to try to keep up w/ it in the OP. |
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Originally Posted By thederrick106: Probably common knowledge but the Ruger American Ranch 7.62x39 and Ruger Mini 30 share mag compatibility. --- Also, The following Remington Models all share the same magazine with the difference being long action or short action. The difference between the pump action / semi auto mags are the lock open after last round but they both work in both actions. The new generations are the 7400 and 7600 that have a plastic base plate. With some fine tuning they will all work across the platform. Semi: Remington 740 (1955~1959 Remington 742 (1960~1980) Remington 7400 (1981~2006)+ Remington 750 (2006~2015) Pump: Remington 760 (1952~1981) Remington 7600 (1981~2020) I never had good luck with the 10 round aftermarket mags, only factory mags which are becoming rare. Factory mags usually run around $100 each depending on how many appear on eBay at any given time. Thank you for that. Just picked up a 742 in .30-06 on my C&R. Came with 3 factory 4 round mags. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: The one thing I don't track in this thread is magazines that interchange w/in the same brand & category. I do track same brand pistol/rifle compatibility, but if I start tracking individual SKUs, I'd go nuts. What about S&W Equalizer taking M&P Shield Plus magazines? That compatibility is official, so I don't know if you want to track it. And as far as I can tell, no non-Smith guns accept Shield Plus magazines, which is a bit of a pity really. |
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Originally Posted By zaitcev: What about S&W Equalizer taking M&P Shield Plus magazines? That compatibility is official, so I don't know if you want to track it. And as far as I can tell, no non-Smith guns accept Shield Plus magazines, which is a bit of a pity really. Originally Posted By zaitcev: Originally Posted By backbencher: The one thing I don't track in this thread is magazines that interchange w/in the same brand & category. I do track same brand pistol/rifle compatibility, but if I start tracking individual SKUs, I'd go nuts. What about S&W Equalizer taking M&P Shield Plus magazines? That compatibility is official, so I don't know if you want to track it. And as far as I can tell, no non-Smith guns accept Shield Plus magazines, which is a bit of a pity really. I don't track that, but that is good news. Perhaps they'll bring out the Equalizer in .30 Super Carry? |
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Added the SIG P938/Springfield 911 9x19mm: Springfield 911 - Is This Pocket Pistol Outdated? |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Added the SIG P938/Springfield 911 9x19mm:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJJ9edtmZEgGood to know on the 938. I’ve been playing with swapping mag guts lately. Amazing. The HK VP9 15to17 kit works in a few other guns to increase capacity. Generally by one or sometimes two rounds without sacrificing reliability at all. Tried in a SIG p226 and P229. Granted it’s an expensive way to add ammo to a mag but it works well depending on the brand. Added one round to my Beretta 96 mags. |
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Originally Posted By NachoDip: Good to know on the 938. I’ve been playing with swapping mag guts lately. Amazing. The HK VP9 15to17 kit works in a few other guns to increase capacity. Generally by one or sometimes two rounds without sacrificing reliability at all. Tried in a SIG p226 and P229. Granted it’s an expensive way to add ammo to a mag but it works well depending on the brand. Added one round to my Beretta 96 mags. Originally Posted By NachoDip: Originally Posted By backbencher: Added the SIG P938/Springfield 911 9x19mm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJJ9edtmZEgGood to know on the 938. I’ve been playing with swapping mag guts lately. Amazing. The HK VP9 15to17 kit works in a few other guns to increase capacity. Generally by one or sometimes two rounds without sacrificing reliability at all. Tried in a SIG p226 and P229. Granted it’s an expensive way to add ammo to a mag but it works well depending on the brand. Added one round to my Beretta 96 mags. MecGar puts out Euro mags w/ generally 2 round mag capacity increase but still flush fit, including the original HiPower & the Beretta 92. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: MecGar puts out Euro mags w/ generally 2 round mag capacity increase but still flush fit, including the original HiPower & the Beretta 92. Internal dimensions can only vary so much. Swapping mag internals around has led to some nice upgrades for harder to find mags. |
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Originally Posted By NachoDip: Internal dimensions can only vary so much. Swapping mag internals around has led to some nice upgrades for harder to find mags. Originally Posted By NachoDip: Originally Posted By backbencher: MecGar puts out Euro mags w/ generally 2 round mag capacity increase but still flush fit, including the original HiPower & the Beretta 92. Internal dimensions can only vary so much. Swapping mag internals around has led to some nice upgrades for harder to find mags. Yeah, I suspect MecGar's bodies are the same btwn the two types, but they're using improved springs, floorplates, & followers over the OEM designs in their +2 flush fit mags. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Yeah, I suspect MecGar's bodies are the same btwn the two types, but they're using improved springs, floorplates, & followers over the OEM designs in their +2 flush fit mags. They are. After taking a few apart it’s pretty clear. The megcar design and spec is identical for many companies with the only real difference being the shape of the base plate and the location of the mag catch. Granted megcar does make a few others are are different shape. I really want to see MecGar make a USP magazine. I think I figured out how to make USP 9 and 40 mags from Sig mags.but it’s just at the drawing and concept stage. I need to play with a few things first. I know it sounds crazy though. But being able make a functioning HK 30rd mag for the USP that doesn’t cost $120 would be nice. Might even be possible from a Glock 33rd stick. Again though. I have to keep playing with the idea and probably destroy a few mags in the process. |
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Originally Posted By NachoDip: They are. After taking a few apart it’s pretty clear. The megcar design and spec is identical for many companies with the only real difference being the shape of the base plate and the location of the mag catch. Granted megcar does make a few others are are different shape. I really want to see MecGar make a USP magazine. I think I figured out how to make USP 9 and 40 mags from Sig mags.but it’s just at the drawing and concept stage. I need to play with a few things first. I know it sounds crazy though. But being able make a functioning HK 30rd mag for the USP that doesn’t cost $120 would be nice. Might even be possible from a Glock 33rd stick. Again though. I have to keep playing with the idea and probably destroy a few mags in the process. Originally Posted By NachoDip: Originally Posted By backbencher: Yeah, I suspect MecGar's bodies are the same btwn the two types, but they're using improved springs, floorplates, & followers over the OEM designs in their +2 flush fit mags. They are. After taking a few apart it’s pretty clear. The megcar design and spec is identical for many companies with the only real difference being the shape of the base plate and the location of the mag catch. Granted megcar does make a few others are are different shape. I really want to see MecGar make a USP magazine. I think I figured out how to make USP 9 and 40 mags from Sig mags.but it’s just at the drawing and concept stage. I need to play with a few things first. I know it sounds crazy though. But being able make a functioning HK 30rd mag for the USP that doesn’t cost $120 would be nice. Might even be possible from a Glock 33rd stick. Again though. I have to keep playing with the idea and probably destroy a few mags in the process. This is why I don't stock HKs or take in used ones, their mags only work w/ each other, and no PCC takes em either AFAIK. |
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Updated M&P w/ the JRC carbine. Thanks to @deanwormer https://www.ar15.com/forums/armory/PCC-that-takes-MandP-mags-not-a-Response-/48-550750/&page=1&anc=6066293#i6068392 |
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.22 TCM is now in play: https://thearguy.com/products-page/magazine-adapters |
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Informative thread! For Glock mags, there is now the Pivot Maybe start one for Glock 21 mags and the Ruger LC Carbine and the KRISS Vector? |
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Originally Posted By joekizanyu: Informative thread! For Glock mags, there is now the Pivot Maybe start one for Glock 21 mags and the Ruger LC Carbine and the KRISS Vector? Updated OP, thank you. |
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@13:49, there is a nice shot of B&T's modularity chart, which captures all the magazines the B&T APC-9 can handle: B&T APC-9: The Swiss Answer to the MP5 |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: SIG P250/320 - 9x19mm & .40 S&W SIG P250/320, Oracle Arms 2311, KelTec SUB2000, B&T APC9, AR-9s, Mag-X & Stern AR-9 adapters, Fraurem RA9M adapter for Ruger PCC, CMMG Banshee Mk17, Henry shipped H027-P9S in June 2024. I'm pretty sure adapters are available by themselves too, although I haven't bought one. I think we can mark this issue resolved and Homesteader has P320 from the factory now. |
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Originally Posted By zaitcev: Henry shipped H027-P9S in June 2024. I'm pretty sure adapters are available by themselves too, although I haven't bought one. I think we can mark this issue resolved and Homesteader has P320 from the factory now. Originally Posted By zaitcev: Originally Posted By backbencher: SIG P250/320 - 9x19mm & .40 S&W SIG P250/320, Oracle Arms 2311, KelTec SUB2000, B&T APC9, AR-9s, Mag-X & Stern AR-9 adapters, Fraurem RA9M adapter for Ruger PCC, CMMG Banshee Mk17, Henry shipped H027-P9S in June 2024. I'm pretty sure adapters are available by themselves too, although I haven't bought one. I think we can mark this issue resolved and Homesteader has P320 from the factory now. Thanks for that - will update. |
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| Heard yesterday the Steyr 9mm pistols & one model of Ruger have compatible magazines, which should open up the Ruger PCC magwell to the Steyrs. Will investigate. |
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Updated OP w/ PPS-43 mags, Heavy Metal AR magwell adapter, from this post: https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/7-62x25-Upper/15-787601/&page=1&anc=8692124#i8697625 @brass-shower His pic: Attached File |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Updated OP w/ PPS-43 mags, Heavy Metal AR magwell adapter, from this post: https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/7-62x25-Upper/15-787601/&page=1&anc=8692124#i8697625 @brass-shower His pic: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/3239/6E4BF4BB-5002-4AE2-9BDA-73F9E19188F1_jpe-3396501.JPG @Mad-Machinist - you making something similar? |
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GSG 1911-22 magazine can be used in the Colt Ace 22 and the Kimber 22 Conversion unit. The mag requires a simple modification. The rear lug of the right side feed lip must be rounded over slightly. Very easy to do with a small file or emery. Very quick and simple. As you know original Colt Ace 22 mags are super expensive and must be purchased used. Sometimes they work and many times they will not. It sucks to buy a $100+ magazine and have it fail to work reliably. The GSG 1911-22 mags are much less expensive and are readily available. The Kimber 22lr conversion unit comes with a polymer magazine that is essentially useless. Again the GSG 1911-22 mag works great. In my Kimber framed gun the polymer mags is garbage. It will not even lock back on empty. The GSG mag works much better. Be aware, the GSG mag bodies are made of ZAMAK. Its soft and can be deformed. DO NOT drop them on hard surfaces. Once the feed lips get bent good luck bending them back into spec. Just trash the mag and buy new. |
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Originally Posted By 45BArmorer: Springfield Prodigy magazines work in Tisas Carry B9R DS 1911 (Tisas's 2011's) The Springfield mags run about 10.00 dollars cheaper if you shop around, than the Tisas factory mags. Are they both part of the Para Ordnance/2011/RIA/Springfield mag family, or are these different altogether? |
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looking for mags that might work with a bersa thunder 40 pro. hopefully something cheaper but works well https://www.natchezss.com/bersa-40-sw-matte-13rd-mag-ewthun40mhcm |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Are they both part of the Para Ordnance/2011/RIA/Springfield mag family, or are these different altogether? Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By 45BArmorer: Springfield Prodigy magazines work in Tisas Carry B9R DS 1911 (Tisas's 2011's) The Springfield mags run about 10.00 dollars cheaper if you shop around, than the Tisas factory mags. Are they both part of the Para Ordnance/2011/RIA/Springfield mag family, or are these different altogether? From Tisas USA website: Tisas 1911 Double Stack Series Pistols are compatible with Tisas Double Stack, Military Armament Corp. and other STI 2011 Magazines |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Are they both part of the Para Ordnance/2011/RIA/Springfield mag family, or are these different altogether? 2011 mags are interchangeable to some degree. Para Ordnance tube dimensions vary slightly, they are larger than 2011 mags and the mag catch slot is not identical. So while they may be able to physically fit in 2011s and sometimes vice versa, and even function, I wouldn't call them interchangeable. Then there are the BUL 2011s, which usually use their own similar but not really interchangeable mags. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: @Mad-Machinist - you making something similar? Yes, looking at having them made through additive mfg.....waiting on a sample now to test a carbon fiber reinforced material..... |
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Added the Tara TM-9 to CZ 10 mags: Tara TM-9 Gen 1 - Only kinda bad! What I wish I'd known.... |
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Originally Posted By strider98: Did I miss the various CMMG Banshees taking Glock mags? Listed as AR-9. I'm not going to break out 87 different AR-9 manufacturers. |
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CZ P09 9MM magazines will lock in and feed 9MM ammo in a full sized M&P 9MM. They will not lock the slide back after the last round (follower thing). CZ P09 .40 S&W magazines will lock in and feed .40 S&W ammo in a full sized M&P .40. And they will lock the slide back after the last round. I have not tried the P07 magazines in a compact M&P but I bet they'd work. The fit of the P09 magazines is a bit loose/sloppy, but they work fine in the M&Ps. |
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If you have a Browning BDM 9MM the 16 round CZ75 (full sized) fit in the mag. well of the BDM but will not lock in. Not too hard to modify the slot in the side of the CZ75 magazine to work well in the BDM frame. Just a little work with the right size/shape needle files. BDM mag at the top. CZ75 unaltered magazine in the middle. CZ75 magazine with the mag. catch slot modified to work in the BCM. Oh, with the Plus 2 base that's an 18 round mag. for the BDM 9MM. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By M1A4ME: CZ P09 9MM magazines will lock in and feed 9MM ammo in a full sized M&P 9MM. They will not lock the slide back after the last round (follower thing). CZ P09 .40 S&W magazines will lock in and feed .40 S&W ammo in a full sized M&P .40. And they will lock the slide back after the last round. I have not tried the P07 magazines in a compact M&P but I bet they'd work. The fit of the P09 magazines is a bit loose/sloppy, but they work fine in the M&Ps. Before I update the OP, are the P07, P09. & P10 magazines all the same body & mag catch location, just different length & capacity? |
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Updated the Scorpion mag entry w/ this: https://www.ar15.com/forums/industry/Daniel-Defense-9mm-PCC/382-305070/ |
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| Anyone know if Taurus G3 17 rd mags work in anything else? I was given a couple and I’m not sure what to do with them. They seem quite close to P226 mags but the catch slot is a bit different. |
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Originally Posted By gunnut284: Anyone know if Taurus G3 17 rd mags work in anything else? I was given a couple and I’m not sure what to do with them. They seem quite close to P226 mags but the catch slot is a bit different. Very close. P226 mags work in the G2/G3 series, but not sure Taurus mags will go the other way. |
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Was telling @Jeffb1911 about the Kel-Tec P15 I'd just gotten in for a customer, and he pointed out that it uses the same magazine body & catch as the previous P11, which used S&W 59 mags. KTOG's 1st two hits: https://www.thektog.org/threads/will-the-p15-fifteen-round-magazine-work-in-the-p11.277047/ https://www.thektog.org/threads/p15-magazines.277084/ Updated OP w/ that as well. |
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Confirmed a new use for the Canik 18 round (TP9/TTI/Mete etc) mag today. Locks in and feeds in the Kimber DS9c (Double stack 9mm Wilson Combatish pistol), does extend below the grip a bit. Ran about 200 rounds of ball and JHP without a single failure. The 17 round Canik Prime mag is not long enough. Walther PDP mags will not lock in, the mag catch is just a hair too low. The Kimber factory mag *might* work in the subcompact MC9, will see if I can try that next time I get to the range I sold my old MC9 to. |
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Originally Posted By OiRogers: Confirmed a new use for the Canik 18 round (TP9/TTI/Mete etc) mag today. Locks in and feeds in the Kimber DS9c (Double stack 9mm Wilson Combatish pistol), does extend below the grip a bit. Ran about 200 rounds of ball and JHP without a single failure. The 17 round Canik Prime mag is not long enough. Walther PDP mags will not lock in, the mag catch is just a hair too low. The Kimber factory mag *might* work in the subcompact MC9, will see if I can try that next time I get to the range I sold my old MC9 to. Noted in the OP. Thank you. |
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I was kind of surprised to find all the magazines I had for a SIG P238, including the extended magazines, worked just fine in a Colt Pony Pocketlite .380 pistol. |
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Originally Posted By 13maddog: the 59 series of magazines also work in the Star model 28, 30, and 31 in 9mm, which I use in my Star 39MI which was made for the Indian military and imported to the USA. they also work in the Marlin Camp 9 series of rifles. terrible pic of my Star 30M https://i.imgur.com/UXfWP0f.jpg I recently got a Star 30M. I tried one of my S&W 59 series mags in it, and although it locked in, it was not quite tall enough to feed a round. |
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