Beretta's 12-round magazine for the 96 series holds .40 S&W and fits both the 96 and the 90-Two. It is a steel magazine built to the factory pattern, so it drops in as a direct replacement and feeds the way the original did. No modification or fitting is involved; you load it, seat it and shoot.

A .40 caliber Beretta owner in South Carolina usually wants one of these for one of two jobs: a spare to keep loaded beside a home-defense pistol, or extra magazines so a training session runs in longer strings instead of stopping to reload one magazine over and over. Because the same magazine serves the 96 and the 90-Two, a household with both pistols can share them without keeping track of which is which.

Key features

• 12 rounds, .40 S&W
• Fits Beretta 96 and 90-Two
• Steel construction
• Direct factory-style replacement

Magazines ship to any South Carolina address without an FFL transfer.