They're .380 mags. They come with 2 different floorplates to accommodate either the standard or X-length grip module. Here's a 10 and a 12.
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Thanks. So ... I live in a state with a 10-round-limit. Pardon me if I'm a little slow tonight, but is there a floorplate to convert a 10-round .380 mag to X-length without adding any capacity?
Tactical Development makes one. If you look at the picture I posted of the two pistols, the mag in the lower right is a 10-rounder with the Tactical Development floorplate. Unfortunately, they're out of stock at the moment. I signed up to be notified when they're back in stock, but who knows when that will be.
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Do you happen to have a source for these Rohrbaugh R9 takedown pins?
Got it -- thanks!Tactical Development makes one. If you look at the picture I posted of the two pistols, the mag in the lower right is a 10-rounder with the Tactical Development floorplate. Unfortunately, they're out of stock at the moment. I signed up to be notified when they're back in stock, but who knows when that will be.
10-XL Conversion Basepad for SIG P365XL
This basepad replacement will allow SIG P365 10 round mags to fit in the P365 XL Grip Frame. NOT FOR 10 ROUND LIMITED MAGS that came with the P365XL (look for the dimple on the side of the mag). Those are physically longer and are compatible with any of our 12 rnd basepads designed for the XL...
I haven't been able to get access to the forum. I registered, and then found that they request me to send an email to the admin, but the admin email gets returned. I searched and found a different email for Duane, but have not heard any response from my request.
I had one, two actually. Just not fun at all to shoot in my opinion.
I think he was talking about the +p ammunition. Keep in mind that there is no such thing as +p 380. There are no standard specifications for it, it is just overloaded 380. I would not recommend shooting it out of a blowback pistol, like the SIG pictured. Out of a modern pistol with a locking breech, I expect it would work fine.
Had one of these some years ago; a little more mass to the slide and the gun, less unpleasant than its Walther equivalent.
FYI, I came across these tonight. I've never purchased anything from Shapeways before, but last year when I called SIG asking if I could get pinky extension floorplates for my flat base P365 mags, they recommended these guys. I just bought a pair of these:
OK, I just had a "Duh!" moment. I realized that I had some of those Tac Dev bases on my 9mm P365 from when I changed it to an X-frame and had some leftover short mags. I also had an extra SIG X-frame from when I switched my 9mm P365X to a Wilson Combat frame. So I stuck my P365 .380 into that SIG X-frame, swapped a couple of the Tac Dev bases onto the .380 mags, and voila, I'm in business with a .380 P365X.FYI, I came across these tonight. I've never purchased anything from Shapeways before, but last year when I called SIG asking if I could get pinky extension floorplates for my flat base P365 mags, they recommended these guys. I just bought a pair of these:
Flush 10 Round XL Filled Basepad for SIG P365 XL by TacticalDev on Shapeways
Check out Flush 10 Round XL Filled Basepad for SIG P365 XL by TacticalDev on Shapeways and discover more 3D printed products in Other.www.shapeways.com
I know. But that ship sailed a long time ago. In the 80s I had both an 84 F and later a BDA and had no problems retracting the slides back then. Either I became too old for that function in those models or the satin nickel finish in my 85 FS just tends to seize up the rails.Here's your answer -- too bad it's discontinued.
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Thanks. Will look into it.Girsan MC 14T Tip-Up - EAA Corp.
The Girsan MC 14T Tip-Up pistol is the solution for everybody that has issues racking a slide. The easiest loading and unloading .380 ACP in the market.
Here's your answer, as someone else stated. I'm merely providing the link.
And they ship quickly if a gun isn't already in the USA. I like it very much.
