Beretta APX 40 S&W Magazine 15-Round Black Steel JMAPX1540

The Beretta APX 40 S&W Magazine JMAPX1540 delivers reliable feeding and consistent performance for competitive shooting and tactical applications. This factory magazine maintains the same exacting standards as the original equipment that ships with APX pistols. Steel construction provides durability that polymer alternatives cannot match in high-volume shooting scenarios.

What Makes This Different

Factory Beretta engineering ensures perfect compatibility with APX pistol geometry and feeding angles. The steel body construction resists deformation under stress better than polymer magazines, maintaining consistent spring tension over thousands of loading cycles. Anti-tilt followers and precision-formed feed lips eliminate common feeding issues found in aftermarket alternatives.

Key Features

• 15-round capacity optimized for 40 S&W cartridge dimensions
• Heat-treated steel body construction for maximum durability
• Anti-tilt follower design prevents nose-diving malfunctions
• Witness holes for quick round count verification
• Drop-free design with extended baseplate for positive extraction
• Black oxide finish resists corrosion and wear
• Compatible with all Beretta APX 40 S&W pistol variants

Competitive shooters appreciate the consistent lockback function and smooth feeding characteristics during rapid-fire strings. Law enforcement agencies specify factory magazines for duty reliability, particularly in adverse weather conditions where moisture and debris can affect magazine function. The steel construction maintains spring tension better than polymer alternatives during extended storage periods.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 15 rounds
• Caliber: 40 Smith & Wesson
• Construction: Heat-treated steel body
• Finish: Black oxide coating
• Follower: Anti-tilt polymer design
• Spring: Chrome silicon steel
• Compatibility: Beretta APX 40 S&W pistols only
• Country of Origin: Italy

Factory specifications guarantee proper fit and function without modification or break-in period. Professional armorers recommend factory magazines for critical applications where reliability cannot be compromised.