Old Mag Gurus I need Your Help!

[nwilliams]

I was tasked at work to identify a box full of old magazines so we can sell them accurately. I've identified a good portion of them but I'm stumped on a lot of them. So perhaps some of the old magazine experts on here can assist me or at least point me in the right direction. I know there isn't a lot to go on here but I don't have time to post detailed pictures of every one. The way I see it, if I can at least get some of them identified it would be a big help. None of these mags have any markings at all and I believe most of them to be 25ACP, 32ACP and 380ACP but there are probably a few .22's.

Good Luck and thanks in advance!

 

[Ohen Cepel]

I think #10 is a P64 or Makarov mag. Man, that is a pile o'tough ones you got there.

 

[HB]

#9 looks like a mag I had for a Star... Crazy thing is some of those could be worth some money to the right people but its darn near impossible to figure out what they are.

 

[CapnMac]

#5 is a magazine fora Mossberg M44, and I'd give you $40 for it right now.
#18 looks a bit like a Colt 1903 mag

 

[nwilliams]

#5 is a magazine fora Mossberg M44, and I'd give you $40 for it right now.
#18 looks a bit like a Colt 1903 mag

Contact me if you're interested.

Thanks!

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

14s baseplate screams Bernadelli, maybe an aftermarket for a model 80 or 90.
26 is for a Spanish Ruby .32 compact. It was made by cutting down a full size mag body and rewelding the baseplate. That's why the bottom 2 holes are so low.
9 and 27 are probably Stars, they liked to use those thin vertical cutouts in many of their pistols.
Update: I'm thinking 27 is for a Colt/Astra Junior .25 now.....

 

[JONWILL]

#13 looks like a Taurus PT25 magazine

 

[MedWheeler]

^^ Or PT-22.

It might be easier if you could put some ammo in them and let us know what fits what.

 

[cowboy77845]

I have a friend looking for a High Standard mag in 22 short. Is there one there?