Mec-Gar Smith & Wesson M910/M915/5900 Series 9mm 15RD Magazine - NICKEL
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Mec-Gar Smith & Wesson 9mm 15 round magazine for M910/M915/5900 Series pistols. Made in Italy. Nickel finish. |
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Jul 13, 2020
Magazine quality is as crucial to gun reliability as the feed ramp or trigger.
Life or death for a defense weapon.
Mec-Gar is the world standard for magazines.
Keltec specifies Mec-Gar for all their handguns.
I ordered the 15 round mags for the Keltec P11 designed to accept all Smith 5900 magazines.
The newer compact 17 round uses an angular bend and won't fit, but the 15, 20 and 22 round Mec-Gar with the rounded taper at the top fit perfectly.
Factory Mec-Gar magazines are the California 10 round and the compact 12 round with the spiral spring.
The nickel finish is flawless as normal.
They offer a low friction finish on some also.
Their blued finish is what all blueing aspires to, probably superior to the nickel and mirror smooth.
Steel is hardened like a lock shackle.
When we wanted more inspection holes, we found a cobalt drill won't scratch it, so it's easier to grind a hole, like drilling glass.
That's Mec-Gar.
Everything else is second choice.
Life or death for a defense weapon.
Mec-Gar is the world standard for magazines.
Keltec specifies Mec-Gar for all their handguns.
I ordered the 15 round mags for the Keltec P11 designed to accept all Smith 5900 magazines.
The newer compact 17 round uses an angular bend and won't fit, but the 15, 20 and 22 round Mec-Gar with the rounded taper at the top fit perfectly.
Factory Mec-Gar magazines are the California 10 round and the compact 12 round with the spiral spring.
The nickel finish is flawless as normal.
They offer a low friction finish on some also.
Their blued finish is what all blueing aspires to, probably superior to the nickel and mirror smooth.
Steel is hardened like a lock shackle.
When we wanted more inspection holes, we found a cobalt drill won't scratch it, so it's easier to grind a hole, like drilling glass.
That's Mec-Gar.
Everything else is second choice.
