Review:
T4E Umarex Smith & Wesson M&P9c M2.0 Emergency Magazine

Name: T4E Umarex Smith & Wesson M&P9c M2.0 Emergency Magazine
Brand: Umarex T4E
SKU: 2.4767.2
Price: 71 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

This magazine is designed for the Umarex T4E Smith & Wesson M&P9c M2.0 RAM pistol. It has a capacity of eight .43 caliber rubber projectiles. The cap on the bottom of the magazine will allow you to pierce the CO2 cartridge.
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5 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery: July 9 - 13.

$ 71.0

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Luis Nicolas Lopez Paez

Verified customer, from balistas.es 19.09.2025

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Ideal to leave everything ready to be pressed when needed

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František

Verified customer, from balistas.cz 13.03.2024

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I did not notice any disadvantage.

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Martin

Verified customer, from zbrane-vzduchovky.cz 07.08.2022

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I was a bit confused that it is not in the offer „recommended to buy“ There is only one type – the one in the gun.
That there is a menu " magazines" right below it and that this type is there, I missed for the first time, because thanks to that first offer I didn't look for another spare magazine.

quick preparation for shooting

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Aleš

Verified customer, from balistas.cz 20.04.2022

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An essential accessory for defense.

Having a RAM bump stock in the gun makes sense because you can't leave the gun pressurized for long periods of time due to seal damage and propellant CO2 leaks.
You have 2 magazines, this one and the original.

I recommend to test the degree of tightening required on the limiting spinner for clamping the bomb. It happened to me that there was no bumping of the bomber. Re-loosening is a bit nail intensive and it's hard to do, especially you have to be aware of which side to loosen. There is a right hand thread.
Another investment that pays off.
Not applicable at low temperatures (writes below +10 degrees).
The striker button at the bottom of the stock is high and therefore visible and reveals that it is not a real firearm.

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