The factory 30 round magazines were especially intended for the MX4 submachinegun, which is in use by the Indian government. Also, more recently, factory 30 round magazines have been sold.
There are factory manufactured 20 round magazines which extend further below the gun than the standard magazines. Increased Capacity Beretta Factory Magazinesīeretta has marketed increased capacity magazines for a long time. Both plastic and metal base plates exist. These magazines generally have the marking PB on the magazine body and may also have the PB marking on the base plate. Other manufacturers have used different techniques to limit the capacity of magazine. Beretta's solution to limiting the capacity of the magazines involves an indentation on the side of the magazines which prevents the normal number of rounds from fitting within the magazine tube. The limited capacity magazines are common because during the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban the standard capacity magazines were forbidden to sell within the United States, and even after the ban was lifted in 2004, certain states in the United States, including California, continued to limit capacity to 10 rounds. The standard factory 15 round magazine or limited capacity 10 round magazines are of the same length. The military standard issue magazine for the M9 is a 15 round magazine.
Some versions are now shipping with 17 round magazines, such as the 90-TWO. The ten round magazines have a witness hole at 4, 7, and 10 rounds.
The 15 round magazines have a witness hole at 5, 10, and 15 rounds. When a Beretta model 92 is purchased, it usually comes with either a 15 round magazine or 10 round magazine.
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