Derya Melik D012221 10-Round 9mm Magazine for Beretta Metal

The Derya Melik D012221 delivers reliable feeding and extended capacity for Beretta 9mm pistols. This steel-constructed magazine holds 10 rounds of 9mm ammunition, providing shooters with additional firepower while maintaining the proven reliability expected from quality aftermarket magazines.

What Makes This Different

Unlike polymer alternatives, the Melik D012221 features all-steel construction that resists deformation under stress and maintains consistent spring tension over thousands of loading cycles. The precision-machined body ensures proper cartridge alignment and smooth feeding, while the reinforced steel construction handles the pressures of rapid fire sequences without compromising reliability. This magazine meets the dimensional specifications of factory Beretta magazines while offering enhanced durability.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity for 9mm Luger ammunition
• All-steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish
• Compatible with Beretta 92, 96, and M9 series pistols
• Heat-treated steel spring maintains consistent tension
• Precision-machined follower ensures smooth cartridge presentation
• Standard magazine catch notch for secure lockup
• Removable floorplate for cleaning and maintenance

The Melik D012221 performs consistently across temperature ranges and firing conditions. Competition shooters appreciate the reliable feeding during rapid strings of fire, while the steel construction provides the durability needed for high-volume training sessions. The magazine functions reliably with both ball and hollow point ammunition, making it suitable for both range practice and defensive applications.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10 rounds
• Caliber: 9mm Luger
• Construction: Steel body and floorplate
• Compatibility: Beretta 92/96/M9 series pistols
• Spring: Heat-treated steel
• Follower: Steel with anti-tilt design
• Finish: Corrosion-resistant coating
• Country of Origin: Turkey

The Derya Melik D012221 represents solid engineering focused on function over flash. Steel construction costs more than polymer but delivers the longevity and reliability that serious shooters demand from their equipment.