I was looking for some way to keep my spare magazines and ammo clean and protected when using my CCP and carrying them in my car. 5 by Stephen Lascola Jr on Jan 16th 5 AMMO ARMOR MAGAZINE PROTECTOR.REMEMBERING RUSSELL TINSLEY: FRESHWATER FISHING IN.1911 ITCH THAT ONLY A REMINGTON 1911r1 CAN SCRATCH.THE CALIFORNIA SALT SURF TRAVEL FISHING RIG REFINED.TEXAS SUMMER HEAT, THE LONG GUN AND PACKING SMALL.GALATI INTERNATIONAL SHOULDER BAG HOLSTER WANTED.SNOOKS EAGLIN: NOLA BLUES GUITAR TALENT.FEG P9R AND MAUSER 90DA QUESTIONS: HOLSTERS, GRIPS.BRANNON TEMPLE, FIBES DRUMS AND ROBBEN FORD.So I'd be happy if any FEG'ers stumble across this site and have any sage advice to give about holsters for other guns that fit, about where to get some non-promag magazines, what ammo works good in your experience and is there any particular Pachmayr or Hogue or other rubber grips that can be modified/adapted/just happens to fit that will work with this gun? I can't seem to find that post now and didn't mark it. It looks very similar in size with a CZ75B with a similar trigger guard, and somewhere in my surfing it seems like I read that a holster for a Beretta 92 will fit it well. I wrote High Noon today, and we'll see what they say. So I know I can fashion a nice OWB holster for this gun, but what about the IWB holster. I've also got the Askins I modified to fit the Glock M36, but then scored a new-old-stock (NOS) Askins that fits the 36 perfectly (made for the M19) I'm thinking a 1911 holster might fit, as well as a HKP7 Askins Avenger that I modified years ago to take both a BHP and a Colt Commander. I've heard that some BHP holsters won't fit the P9R because of the P9R's more squared trigger guards, but some will. Primarily a leather belt holster, similar to an Askin's Avenger, and a leather IWB holster. I need to know what holsters will fit this gun. In any event, I've been wanting some kind of DA/SA 9mm to plink around the place with, and my friends places, because 9mm ammo is still cheap. I could hit within a 12' circle at 25 feet at dusk with dark sights shooting double action mode at about a 12' black target. It shot well, particularly at defense distances from 5' to 25'. I've shot several boxes of shells through one of these that a friend owned, way back in the early 90's. That's good, because the M59 was a very safe pistol with a great history of working well and reliably. One picture on the web shows them side by side, and it looks identical.

The firing mechanism is derived from the Smith and Wesson Model 59 mechanism. However, there are mags available for it, but promax mags get a lot of bad ink on the internets unless a Browning BDM follower replaces the Promag wobbley follower.

The mag release is slightly different on the interior of the guns, so mags are not interchangeable. Resembling a Browning Hi Power on the outside, save for a slide mounted safety and a slightly squared trigger guard, it has fatter and different grips than the BHP. It won't be target quality, but it will be combat ready. My friend is having our smith work on the SA trigger as we speak, as he has some experience with this gun. The springs are tight, the DA trigger pull is excellent and the SA pull has a bit of travel in it but very predictable. The gun is in about 90% exterior condition, but the interior is not worn at all. There were also probably some other rebrands by importers like KBI and Interarms, but their name escapes. I've got the opportunity to do a trade for an FEG P9R, as I wrote about here, GUNS, GUNS AND MORE GUNS, which was also rebranded for Mauser as the 90DA.

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