Blind Squirrel Enterprises
Model 92-15 Magazine Adapter
Model 92-15 Magazine Adapter
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We've done it again:
Introducing the model 92-15 Magazine Adapter, mating Beretta 92 and 96 pattern magazines to the AR-15 platform using our patented clamshell design.
By taking the radical approach of adapting the magazine to the rifle, our design yields a product that has no moving parts, permits the seamless use of the AR platform’s stock controls, is easy to install, hard to kill, and best of all: It’s easy on the wallet.
Each Model 92-15 Magazine Adapter consists of an injection-molded Nylon 66 clamshell, two screws, and a precision CNC-machined fixed stainless ejector.
Glock Mags are too mainstream anyway. Be a Rebel. Besides, would you rather have Italian shoes, or Austrian? Yeah, that's what I thought.
Materials
Materials
Nylon + Steel
Dimensions
Dimensions
~2.5" x 2.5"
BSE Magazine Adapter Safety Information
WARNING:
READ THIS ENTIRE DOCUMENT BEFORE USE OF ANY BLIND SQUIRREL ENTERPRISES MAGAZINE ADAPTER:
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Blind Squirrel Enterprises LLC (BSE) Magazine Adapters have an integral ejector. The chambered round must be ejected before removing the adapted magazine.
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BSE is neither responsible for nonstandard/incorrect components installed by the user, nor any modifications made to their firearm that may result in damage/injury to the user and/or the firearm while using BSE products. Have a certified gunsmith check any caliber conversion components before use.
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BSE is not responsible for any harm or damage caused while using BSE products. It is the end user's sole responsibility to have proper safety training and to use our products in a safe manner.
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Magazines come in many calibers. Make sure your magazines are clearly identified with the caliber being used in that magazine.
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Only use a firearm that has been properly configured to use the caliber of the adapted magazine.
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Do not modify the any BSE Magazine Adapter in any way.
Safe Unloading Procedure:
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Do not remove the adapted magazine. It is needed for ejection of the chambered round.
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Set safety selector to “SAFE.”
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Lock the bolt in the open position.
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Make certain that the firearm is clear, unloaded, and pointed in a safe direction.
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Verify that both the bolt face and barrel are clear of any ammunition.
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Remove the adapted magazine.