As I understand it, this is a 15 rd magazine blocked to only accept 10 rounds for states that have a capacity restriction. I don't have that problem. My question is, can the block be reversed to return it to 15 round capacity?

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Trevor D. · Answer

It's impossible to see in this picture but they have an long indent pressed into the other size that stops rounds from staggering and effectively turns this into a single stack. It is effectively permanent. Here's an image of the hidden side if you're able to view it: https://www.berettausa.com/assets/0/15/DimLarge/JM92reduced-cap.jpg

James G. · Answer

Daren, usually this is the case but, some places put permanent block welds in. To be accurate, I would ask Beretta Customer Service directly at 1-800-BERETTA (2273882)

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As I understand it, this is a 15 rd magazine blocked to only accept 10 rounds for states that have a capacity restriction. I don't have that problem. My question is, can the block be reversed to return it to 15 round capacity?