As of five minutes ago, the Beretta website has the Beretta 81 32 acp magazines in stock.
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Erich
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For $48.50 per, I will pass at this time. Are the followers made of gold?
Welcome to the wonderful world of mags for out-of-print guns! Many years ago, I paid $49 each (IIRC) for 2 new mags for a Beretta 1935 in .32ACP. Also $30 for a Beretta 950 mag. Those prices aren't coming down.
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It is good Beretta (Mec-Gar?) is making magazines to meet the demand from all the recent model 81s on the surplus market. Too bad about the price though. 
As of yesterday, Classic Arms still had the surplus mags in stock at $35. I ordered two of them a few weeks ago and they look nearly new after cleaning up. They are so thick, and well-made, that I think you could drive over them and still use them. Plus, they have the older-style solid aluminum base plates with quality looking markings on them – unlike the newer Beretta mags …
LVSteve
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A bargain compared with a Steyr GB magazine.
Before the recent 81 surplus wave I bought a new manufactured 81 and mags from berretta, no one wanted them. I bought a few new mags then too. I don't think they were that expensive. Here last week I couldn't stand it and bought a surplus 81 for $200 shipped, it is in really good shape. I have never fired the nib 81.
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