Magazine Audit - 66mm, 40mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, .380, .303, .300WM

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Summary

Balance "Audit 66mm, 40mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, .380, .303, .300WM Magazines"

Purpose of change

Magazines are the wrong size and weight, this PR has better sizes and weights.

Describe the solution

Give these magazines the correct dimensions and weight.

Describe alternatives you've considered

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Testing

TBD

Additional context

This PR is part of issue #70784

Auditing information available below as per my post in that issue:

.300 Winchester Magnum

https://accurate-mag.com/shop/magazines/300-win-mag-sssf-magazine/
https://xlrindustries.com/products/long-action-3-850-300wm-box-magazine#:~:text=Magazine%20Capacity%3A%205%20Cartridges,Magazine%20Weight%3A%207.3%20Ounces

M2010 5rd Magazine
10.1854 cm * 9.779 cm * 1.86944 cm
186 ml
207 g

https://shopruger.com/Ruger-Precision-Rifle-300-Win-Mag-_-300-PRC-5-Round-Magazine/productinfo/90682/

Same length per site, other dimensions are ImageJ. Weight is ratio of M2010 magazine.
10.10 cm * 9.779 cm * 1.71 cm
169 ml
188g

.303 British

https://riflemags.co.uk/lee-enfield-no-4-10-round-303-magazine/
Dimensions from Royal Armory schematics, weight from vendor.

Enfield 10rd. (Magazine is heavily sloped, so will cut final to 80%)
8.5 cm tall * 7.5cm deep * 2.7cm
138 ml
160g

.380 ACP

P-3AT 6rd
Previously ImageJ'd by someone.

FN 1910 6rd

ImageJ'd magazine
9.3 cm tall * 3 cm deep * 1.2cm
33 ml
40g (weight estimate)

LCP1 6rd (ImageJ'd)
8.6cm tall * 2.8 cm deep * 1.2 cm wide
29 ml
35g (estimate)

MAC 11 32rd Magazine
Copied values from MAC 10 30rd magazine, not 100% but probably 80% accurate.
"weight": "221 g",
"volume": "184 ml",
"longest_side": "21 cm",

Hi Point CF380

8rd (ImageJ)

9 cm tall * 3 cm deep * 1.1 cm wide * 1.1 (baseplate)
33mL
40g (estimate)

10rd (ImageJ)

Two parts (Thanks Hi-Point!)
Mag: 9.3 cm tall * 3 cm deep * 1.1 cm wide = 30.69
Massive Baseplate: 2.6cm tall * 5.3cm deep * 2.4cm wide = 33.072

64ml
77g (1.2 g/ml ratio estimate)

Taurus Spectrum 6rd (Comparison with other .380 mags)
30ml
36g

.40 S&W

Beretta 92/96 12rd Magazine

12rd (ImageJ Dimensions, Weight from Spec Sheet of a 92 magazine)
12.05 cm tall * 3.2 cm deep * 2 cm wide
77 ml
95g

Glock makes it a point to make their grips the same size to make using a different model easier.
The 17, 22, 34, 35, 31, and 37 all have the same frames, the magazine bodies are the same as well with the
exception of different feed lips and witness hole spacing,
which I won't be taking into account.

Glock Fullsize Magazine (Based on 17 mag) (ImageJ)
12.065 cm tall * 3.33 cm deep * 2.26 cm wide = 90.798
91ml
78g

Glock 22rd .40S&W/.357SIG Magazine (ImageJ Dimensions, Weight is 15rd mag ratio)
15 cm tall * 3.33 cm deep * 2.26 cm wide
113 ml
97g

PX4 14rd (ImageJ, weight from Beretta 12rd Ratio)
12 cm * 3.2 cm deep * 2.1 cm wide
81 ml
100g

SIG Pro .40 12rd
Values copied from Beretta 12rd.

Luty 20rd Magazine
Used the length of 22 .40S&W rounds stacked, other dimensions from similar mags. Weight is 1.2x volume
23.76cm * 3.3cm deep * 2.2cm wide
172 ml
207 g

UMP .40S&W 30rd (Values copied from .45 UMP Magazine)
206 ml
150 g
22cm longest

Browning HP .40 10rd (ImageJ)
10 cm tall * 3.3 cm deep * 2.25 cm wide
74 ml
100g (estimate)

Walther PPQ .40 10rd (Values copied from .45 PPQ)
"weight": "80 g",
"volume": "105 ml",
"longest_side": "128 mm",

Walther PPQ .40 12rd (Multiply 10rd by 1.1)
88 g
116 ml
128 longest side

Walther PPQ .40 14rd (Multiply 10rd by 1.2)
96g
126 ml
128 longest side

Hi-Point JCP 10rd (Copied from .45 JHP Magazine)
"weight": "110 g",
"volume": "92 ml",
"longest_side": "132 mm",

"longest_side": "12 cm",

10mm (This section is surprisingly awesome! Only needed to change speedloader.)

.40/10mm speedloader (Values copied from .44 speedloader)

28 g
25 ml

.357 SIG

Sig P226 12rd Magazine (Values copied from Beretta 12rd .40 magazine)

77 ml
95g
12cm longest

Sig P320 (Values copied from Beretta 12rd .40 magazine)

77 ml
95g
12cm longest

66mm

Estimate from photographs
8 in height x 8 in width x 2 in deep
20.32cm * 20.32cm * 5.08cm = 2097 ml, 500g estimate

Tactical Vest Changes:

To accommodate some of the changes to magazine sizes the pockets in item "tacvest" are being reworked. Previously these were assumed to be open pocket vests, now they've been changed to the type of vest that has elastics/straps/velcro to close the pocket properly. Accordingly there's no reason to limit items being placed to just magazines anymore. If you want to place a mid-mission snack banana into your vest I won't stop you. Time to move items in and out of the pockets was changed to 1 second from 0.6 seconds, to represent opening the pocket or unhooking straps instead of directly grabbing the item.