ProMag TAUA11 20-Round 9mm Magazine for Taurus PT-111 G2 Steel

The ProMag TAUA11 extends magazine capacity for Taurus PT-111 G2 pistols to 20 rounds of 9mm ammunition. This aftermarket magazine delivers increased firepower while maintaining reliable feeding through precision manufacturing and heat-treated steel construction.

What Makes This Different

Unlike standard factory magazines, the TAUA11 nearly doubles ammunition capacity from the factory 12-round limit. The magazine body utilizes 4140 heat-treated steel with a blued finish for corrosion resistance and dimensional stability. Heat treatment ensures the magazine maintains proper spring tension and feed lip geometry through extended use cycles.

Key Features

• 20-round capacity increases firepower by 67% over standard magazines
• 4140 heat-treated steel construction resists deformation and wear
• Blued finish provides corrosion protection in humid conditions
• Precision-formed feed lips ensure consistent cartridge presentation
• Extended base plate allows positive grip during reloads
• Compatible exclusively with Taurus PT-111 G2 pistol models
• Drop-free design enables rapid magazine changes

The TAUA11 performs reliably in competitive shooting scenarios where increased capacity reduces reload frequency. Range training benefits from extended shooting strings without interruption. The steel construction withstands repeated loading cycles better than polymer alternatives, maintaining spring compression and follower tracking. Temperature variations from -10°F to 140°F do not affect feeding reliability due to the steel body's thermal stability.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 20 rounds of 9mm Luger ammunition
• Material: 4140 heat-treated steel body with blued finish
• Compatibility: Taurus PT-111 G2 pistols only
• Overall length: Approximately 6.2 inches
• Weight: 4.8 ounces empty
• Spring: High-carbon steel with anti-fatigue coating
• Follower: Impact-resistant polymer construction
• Country of origin: United States

The ProMag TAUA11 addresses capacity limitations inherent in compact pistol designs without compromising reliability. Steel construction ensures longevity beyond typical training schedules, while the extended capacity reduces tactical reload requirements during extended engagements.