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[God Bless America]

Oh yes they can.

[FalconLair]

Use Stoeger Cougar magazines.

After Beretta discontinued the Model 8000 Cougar pistol series, they handed it all (machinery/tooling/parts/accessories) over to Stoeger, which continued production of the Cougar series in 9x19mm and .40S&W.

im sorry Quiet

what i should've been saying was since Stoeger discontinued production of the Cougar finding magazines might become more difficult - im not even sure if Beretta sells the Cougar magazines anymore already

im actually going to bid on a Stoeger Cougar listed on Gunbroker - if i win i'll guess my magazine ownership will rise too

[Quiet]

im sorry Quiet

what i should've been saying was since Stoeger discontinued production of the Cougar finding magazines might become more difficult - im not even sure if Beretta sells the Cougar magazines anymore already

im actually going to bid on a Stoeger Cougar listed on Gunbroker - if i win i'll guess my magazine ownership will rise too

Beretta USA only has the .45ACP Cougar magazines for sale.
^It's because they are used in the .45ACP CX4 Carbine.



Beretta USA is currently running a special 20% off sale on 11+ round magazines for CA residents.

[LuckyGuy]

Wellllll

Use them for practice. Losing a couple will not matter.

[broadside]

If you shoot production or limited 10 in USPSA or other restricted division in IDPA or other competition, then keeping them is great.

[DrjonesUSA]

Can't ever have too many mags.

Range, spares, SHTF....just keep 'em.

Sheesh.

[nick]

They still hold rounds.

[sl0re10]

What shall we do with them 10 rounders now

I have so many and many are brand new too LOL.

Sell to other restrictive states? LOL.

Great day indeed!!

If the law changes back; people shouldn't be able to transfer / sell the 30s they bought. Might still a 10 round market. here Otherwise; try to advertise to people in NY and NJ.