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Mec-Gar USA
The Mec-Gar Steel Blue 8-round magazine for the Beretta 950 Jetfire in .25 ACP is a reliable feed solution built for one of the most compact and concealable pocket pistols ever made. If you carry a Jetfire as a backup or deep-concealment piece, you know magazine reliability matters just as much in a gun you hope never to use as it does in your primary. Mec-Gar has been manufacturing firearm magazines since 1965 with a single focus: getting this one job done right. This steel magazine combines proven materials and straightforward engineering to feed .25 ACP rounds without fuss.
The tube is carbon steel, heat-treated for strength and durability through hard use and storage. The spring is high-tensile music wire—the same material that powers reliable feeding across thousands of Mec-Gar designs. You get a steel follower to manage round stacking and a removable metal butt-plate, so if you ever need to disassemble or service the magazine, it comes apart in seconds. The steel-blue finish resists corrosion and blends naturally with the Jetfire's classic profile.
Eight rounds represent the standard capacity for the 950, and this magazine delivers that full load consistently. Whether you're maintaining a backup gun, adding a spare magazine to your carry kit, or rebuilding a neglected pistol, this is the no-nonsense mag you can trust.
| Caliber | .25 ACP |
| Capacity | 8 rounds |
| Firearm Compatibility | Beretta 950 Jetfire |
| Tube Material | Carbon steel, heat-treated |
| Spring | High-tensile music wire |
| Follower | Steel |
| Butt-Plate | Removable metal |
| Manufacturer | Mec-Gar USA |
Yes. This Mec-Gar magazine is built specifically for the Beretta 950 Jetfire in .25 ACP and loads eight rounds to standard capacity.
Yes. The removable metal butt-plate allows you to disassemble the magazine for cleaning, maintenance, or inspection if needed.
The tube is carbon steel with a steel-blue finish that resists corrosion, though like any steel magazine it benefits from occasional inspection and dry storage, especially in humid climates.
Mec-Gar has been manufacturing firearm magazines since 1965 and operates a dedicated stamping and tool facility focused exclusively on magazine production.
Mec-Gar USA
The Mec-Gar Steel Blue 8-round magazine for the Beretta 950 Jetfire in .25 ACP is a reliable feed solution built for one of the most compact and concealable pocket pistols ever made. If you carry a Jetfire as a backup or deep-concealment piece, you know magazine reliability matters just as much in a gun you hope never to use as it does in your primary. Mec-Gar has been manufacturing firearm magazines since 1965 with a single focus: getting this one job done right. This steel magazine combines proven materials and straightforward engineering to feed .25 ACP rounds without fuss.
The tube is carbon steel, heat-treated for strength and durability through hard use and storage. The spring is high-tensile music wire—the same material that powers reliable feeding across thousands of Mec-Gar designs. You get a steel follower to manage round stacking and a removable metal butt-plate, so if you ever need to disassemble or service the magazine, it comes apart in seconds. The steel-blue finish resists corrosion and blends naturally with the Jetfire's classic profile.
Eight rounds represent the standard capacity for the 950, and this magazine delivers that full load consistently. Whether you're maintaining a backup gun, adding a spare magazine to your carry kit, or rebuilding a neglected pistol, this is the no-nonsense mag you can trust.
| Caliber | .25 ACP |
| Capacity | 8 rounds |
| Firearm Compatibility | Beretta 950 Jetfire |
| Tube Material | Carbon steel, heat-treated |
| Spring | High-tensile music wire |
| Follower | Steel |
| Butt-Plate | Removable metal |
| Manufacturer | Mec-Gar USA |
Yes. This Mec-Gar magazine is built specifically for the Beretta 950 Jetfire in .25 ACP and loads eight rounds to standard capacity.
Yes. The removable metal butt-plate allows you to disassemble the magazine for cleaning, maintenance, or inspection if needed.
The tube is carbon steel with a steel-blue finish that resists corrosion, though like any steel magazine it benefits from occasional inspection and dry storage, especially in humid climates.
Mec-Gar has been manufacturing firearm magazines since 1965 and operates a dedicated stamping and tool facility focused exclusively on magazine production.
