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Mec-Gar has and I think will always be one of the best magazine manufacturer's around. Every mag I ever had that were factory mags and extra's I've bought have been nothing but top quality. I don't have any tens for my Beretta's though because I live in free America (haha USA2 SGRIN just playin), but the twenties I use for my CX4 and the pistols are excellent like all the other Mec-Gar's I've had. You should be good by getting some tens. They are still the factory mag maker for Ruger and Sig and I don't know how many others.
The M9 trigger is a great trigger that is really smooth and with the "D" spring it just makes it lighter in pull. It's like a cheap trigger job. There's a little creep, but not much. A true trigger job by a smith would take care of it if you end up not liking it, but for a few bucks the "D" spring is a good place to start.
I've also replaced the polymer guide rods they come with now with Wolff's steel blued. There more rigid and exact, and add a little weight to the front to help with some recoil control and much stronger than the polymer ones, but the polymer ones still work fine.
I've used the polymer trigger and mag releases they came with for a while now, but decided I'd rather have metal replacements too. The polymer ones do work good enough and are a little lighter, but not as strong as steel and just don't feel the same.
It's easy enough to change them out, but you might like them and I guess you'll see.
I'm going to change my trigger springs too with some Wolff replacements and probably pick up chrome silicon magazine springs for all my mags.
My M9 and 92FS are my SHTF pistols so spending the money on them is worth it.GI6
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=16498&title=BERETTA+TRIGGER+CONVERSION+UNIT
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=16501&title=BERETTA+92%2f96+RECOIL+GUIDE+ROD
The M9 trigger is a great trigger that is really smooth and with the "D" spring it just makes it lighter in pull. It's like a cheap trigger job. There's a little creep, but not much. A true trigger job by a smith would take care of it if you end up not liking it, but for a few bucks the "D" spring is a good place to start.
I've also replaced the polymer guide rods they come with now with Wolff's steel blued. There more rigid and exact, and add a little weight to the front to help with some recoil control and much stronger than the polymer ones, but the polymer ones still work fine.
I've used the polymer trigger and mag releases they came with for a while now, but decided I'd rather have metal replacements too. The polymer ones do work good enough and are a little lighter, but not as strong as steel and just don't feel the same.
It's easy enough to change them out, but you might like them and I guess you'll see.
I'm going to change my trigger springs too with some Wolff replacements and probably pick up chrome silicon magazine springs for all my mags.
My M9 and 92FS are my SHTF pistols so spending the money on them is worth it.GI6
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=16498&title=BERETTA+TRIGGER+CONVERSION+UNIT
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=16501&title=BERETTA+92%2f96+RECOIL+GUIDE+ROD
