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08-08-2010, 08:26 AM

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The standard Mauser Parabellum magazine is an 8-round mag, just like the old ones.

It's not advisable to use it with full capacity, the Celidor plastic bottoms are very fragile and will break eventually. Substituting them for MecGars is the best solution.

But the most funny substitutes are the MecGar magazines that were made for Interarms, with a 'Mauser inspired' Interarms logo on the spine.

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