Mag holds 8-10 rounds depending on spring thickness and compaction and may vary in each magazine. Offers reliability, a great fit and durability as well for all Cobray M11 9mm models. Ya know it never occurred to me that the Tapco mag I was getting was a sten mag as well, well I just got it today and no go on the fit. Steel magazine with polymer followers, Wolff Springs in a black oxide finish. The sten single stack magazine has to be one of the worst ever. But by the time the '80s actually rolled around, the MAC-10 family of guns had already fallen from grace on the commercial market. Here's a nice write up by Stealthy Blagga on Argentine PAM-2 mags. The MAC-10 was so prominent in American culture during its heyday. I didn't do anything to mine except replace the springs with Uzi springs for ease of loading, (they're STILL difficult to load), and they have all run fine in my M11/9 even with a MAC-Jack at 1800RPM. Mac 10 9mm walter mpl mag/military armament corp- 20 rnd - new: 5 - email for. Last I heard, Jerry Prasser/Recon Ordnance was getting about $35.00 per magazine, but it's a life time mag, not a plastic/Zytel throwaway. The converted Argentine PAM-2 magazines are generally considered the best aftermarket steel mags although some are not with out issues of their own. The Sterling is perhaps the Gold Standard of this class but it lacks the magazine in the hand grip, so prevalent amongst its peers, such as the UZI, VZ26, and M-10 Gen IVThese guns take the quality build even further and while stamped or sometimes cast parts are used, any resemblance to war time guns is gone. If you think the Zytel mags are tough to load, wait until you try loading a STEn magazine! The factory Zytel magazines are actually the easiest of all the M11/9 mags to load, but you still need the factory loading tool to prevent bleeding fingers. The problem you're describing is from the single feed mags which is also the case with STEn mags too. (290.00) Sam Snyder of Practical Solutions is your guy for the M11/9 STEn conversion.
Expect to pay almost what your semi auto gun cost for the STEn mag conversion. STEn mags are not only larger in diameter, they're a different shape.
If you want to use STEn magazines, you'll need to have your current magwell whacked off and a STEn grip welded in it's place. STEn mags will not physically fit in your SWD M11/9 magwell.
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