Restricted in Some Areas. This listing is for ONE MAGAZINE. For the past several years, new Sig Sauer Pistols we’ve received came with factory issue magazines made by Mec-Gar. Here is Mec-Gar’s standard magazine for Sig Sauer’s older P228, and current production P229, Compact Pistols chambered in 9mm caliber. Manufacturer is Mec-Gar s.r.l. of Gussago , Italy. Importer and warrantor is Mec-Gar USA of Middletown, CT. Construction is heat treated steel, round count ported body with piano wire spring, steel inner plate, smooth milled welded back, and high impact black polymer cartridge follower and polymer floor plate. Finish is polished nickel plated steel front and laterals, with matte milled back. Factory code number is MGP22815N. Each magazine holds 15 rounds of 9mm caliber ammunition: These will only correctly fit Sig model 228 and 229 pistols chambered in 9mm that accept a double staggered magazine. These will only correctly fit Sig model 228 and 229 pistols chambered in 9mm that accept a double staggered magazine. They will work in a Taurus PT111 or G2 Compact, but will protrude from the grip frame, as the photos show. Replacement pricing for a Sig factory 229 magazine is $50 on sigsauer com, and the factory does not offer nickel finish. We’re offering these OEM Mec-Gars each, however, for much less. Not for sale to civilian residents of California, Connecticut, District of Colombia, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Washington or any other jurisdiction where 15 round magazines are restricted to Law Enforcement.
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