I had been looking for a high capacity magazine for the sd9 & could not find one anywhere. Well I came across a guy online that told me about a 32 rd promag that would work with a little customizing. So I ordered one & sure enough was able to make it work. (Yes I know a lot of y'all don't see the point in having so many rounds in pistol but the more merrier to me!)

All I'd worry about is....promag sucks but I always get a few of the most round mags I can.

In fact I intend to get some cheap Sigma mags and add the +3 base plates before too long

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I had to dremel the small hole in the promag for the mag catch on gun

The only hi-cap mags I've found are for the SD40. Where did you find ones for the SD9 or SD9VE at?

I made it myself. They don't make one for the sd9ve but if you get a certain promag you can make it work with a little customizing

18+1 rounds (17 if used on a 14 round mag) of .40 cal :-) Apex style

Nice it looks good EBK ! My beam came in the mail the other day so I just got it on

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I want those grips EBK ! Will prolly be the next thing I get

I don't question why because I understand how painful and bothersome is to reload while at the range.
Is there a link to the specific middle of magazine you bought and how to alter it?
Thanks

Make sure you don't say which model ProMag can be modified to fit the SD9VE.

Why can't he say ?

He's being sarcastic, because the OP is purposefully choosing his words so as to not to reveal the information.

Beretta 92 mags will work in the SD9VE. Pop the mag catch, insert mag to same depth as the OEM mag, mark mag body for the catch and cut slot with dremel cut-off wheel. The additional hole is far enough from the Beretta catch hole that mag function in the 92 is unaffected.

The SD9VE mag catch has a narrow steel insert that contacts the mag, and is one of the easier arrangements to adapt non-OEM mags to. This Pro Mag is probably the model who's name may not be spoken:

https://promagindustries.com/beretta...-magazine.html

must be heavy with 32 rounds in it

Yea...Probably needs a sling for support!

mb

a little hard to Conceal Carry isn't it?

Where can I buy the 32round mag

If I buy the mag how can I modify it to fit my Sd9ve can u how me how plz

I like to buy at least one ProMag for every gun I own. They are perfect for practicing malfunction drills. Cause when you run ProMag, you're going to experience malfunctions.

Anybody want to sell a 32 rd clip for a sd9

Anyone calling a pistol magazine a "clip" is usually not treated too seriously around here.

As they should be.

Nor is bumping a 4+ year old thread instead of posting in the WTB forum.

Ygm, you are better off buying factory 16 round magazines.

Clip, huh?

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