Steelheart said:
I just checked and there are 12 rd 380 mags available for the Mil's & the Mil Pro's. But there isn't anything larger listed for the 32.
Steelheart
I spotted the 12 rd mags for the 380 but only 10 rd mags for the 32.
http://www.taurususa.com/products/magazines.cfm
That is a good point about the caliber limitations in some countries. We have a tendency to forget that here in the U.S. I still don't think I would clip any coils.
However, there was some discussion a while back I think about compatibility of magazines between the 24/7's and the Mil-Pros. Dig around in the early threads in both sections to see what was discussed as I don't recall.
IF someone were to attempt this I'd watch very closely the angles and dimensions of the feed lips for the higher cap mag. And I'd try to make a follower work from the correct magazine, but use the spring from the high cap. I'd recommend many trips to the range to insure that the modified mag would work. In 380, I'd look into a 9mm mag but remember that there is a difference in cartridge length that might cause issues. In 32, I'd just don't know off hand but the 9mm mag might be closest in dimensions. I'd recommend having a calipers for the measurements for the magazines. Also, you should measure the magazine well dimensions before spending any money for stuff for a strange idea like this to check that said higher cap mags would even fit in the first place.
My only other advice would be to practice, practice and more practice until you can make your hits where you want at speed. I'm also guessing that you are limited to ball or FMJ ammo (no hollow points or other expanding rounds)?
Steelheart