Beretta 80X Cheetah Magazine 10+1 Round .380 ACP Black Steel C8J001P

The Beretta C8J001P factory magazine delivers reliable feeding and consistent performance for the 80X Cheetah pistol. This genuine Beretta magazine maintains the pistol's sleek profile while providing an 11-round total capacity (.380 ACP ammunition).

What Makes This Different

Factory magazines feature precise tolerances and materials specifically engineered for the 80X Cheetah's feeding geometry. Unlike aftermarket alternatives, this magazine undergoes the same quality control standards as the pistol itself. The black steel construction resists corrosion while maintaining dimensional stability through thousands of loading cycles.

Key Features

• 11-round total capacity (10+1) for .380 ACP ammunition
• Black steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish
• Factory-engineered spring tension and follower geometry
• Flush-fit design maintains pistol's compact profile
• Drop-free operation for rapid reloading
• Witness holes for round count verification
• Compatible exclusively with Beretta 80X Cheetah pistols

This magazine performs consistently across various .380 ACP ammunition weights and profiles. The steel construction handles repeated loading and unloading without spring fatigue or dimensional changes. Competition shooters rely on factory magazines for match-grade reliability, while concealed carry users appreciate the flush fit that eliminates printing.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10+1 rounds
• Caliber: .380 ACP
• Construction: Black steel body and baseplate
• Compatibility: Beretta 80X Cheetah pistols only
• Profile: Flush-fit design
• Spring: Heat-treated steel with controlled tension
• Follower: Anti-tilt polymer construction
• Country of Origin: Italy

Factory magazines eliminate compatibility concerns and feeding issues that plague generic alternatives. Professional armorers and training facilities stock genuine Beretta magazines to maintain weapon system reliability. This magazine ships ready for immediate use with proper break-in procedures already completed during manufacturing.