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Re: Pro Mag magazines
Or they buy them in bulk and sell them during panics. There's a guaranteed one every 4 years. Even if Trump wins this one think about what the next one is going to look like

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Re: Pro Mag magazines
This! I bought a few during the AWB when I didn’t know any better. Never again. I came to the realization that 10 reliable rounds was a better bet than malfunction drills in a self defense scenario.
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They are only in business because they prey on new gun owners and people who don't know better. Same reason NC-Star is still in business.Buckshot Bill wrote: ↑August 11th, 2020, 8:57 am What I'd like to know is how the hell does promag stay in busuness? Is it because they sell their crap to people that don't know what garbage it is?
[Maybe I just answered my own question]
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Quiet M4, That make perfect sense, and pretty much what I figured.QuietM4 wrote: ↑August 12th, 2020, 3:34 pmThey are only in business because they prey on new gun owners and people who don't know better. Same reason NC-Star is still in business.Buckshot Bill wrote: ↑August 11th, 2020, 8:57 am What I'd like to know is how the hell does promag stay in busuness? Is it because they sell their crap to people that don't know what garbage it is?
[Maybe I just answered my own question]
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Re: Pro Mag magazines
What some people don't get is sometimes you end up with some of the magazines because they come with the deal when you buy a used gun. That's how I ended up with them on 2 different occasions. I worked on them and got them to work fine just because I like to tinker with things and see if I can make something work. I have quality magazines also, but I've used them when I go target shooting and they work fine. I wouldn't trust my life to them, but I'm not in a fight for my life; target shooting.
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Re: Pro Mag magazines
I can't count the number of times I've been at the range and someone had feeding problems. Many times it was a Pro Mag Mag magazine.
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Re: Pro Mag magazines
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What some people don't get is sometimes you end up with some of the magazines because they come with the deal when you buy a used gun. That's how I ended up with them on 2 different occasions. I worked on them and got them to work fine just because I like to tinker with things and see if I can make something work.
That's how I ended up with these promags. Got all excited when I saw 5 mags but outwardly they looked factory. Need to work more with these but I still don't have success
What some people don't get is sometimes you end up with some of the magazines because they come with the deal when you buy a used gun. That's how I ended up with them on 2 different occasions. I worked on them and got them to work fine just because I like to tinker with things and see if I can make something work.
That's how I ended up with these promags. Got all excited when I saw 5 mags but outwardly they looked factory. Need to work more with these but I still don't have success
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Re: Pro Mag magazines
If you are looking for SIG P320 mags, these guys do a pretty good job.1bardan+ wrote: ↑August 9th, 2020, 12:02 pm Has anyone here had good experience fixing ProMags? I've got 3 of them for a Sig, 2 are awful 1 is marginal. The problem is the follower gets hung up. When this happens, all the ammo just falls out the top when turned upside down or just doesn't feed in the gun. I tried using a stone on one of the followers to make it smoother in the body , but still it hangs up. The Sig mags made in Italy are 100% flawless, even though they look outwardly the same.
Any ideas?
https://www.etsgroup.us/ETS-17-round-9m ... 320-17.htm
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If you are looking for SIG P320 mags, these guys do a pretty good job.
https://www.etsgroup.us/ETS-17-round-9m ... 320-17.htm
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Wrong Cal. a P245 is .45 acp
But nice thought
https://www.etsgroup.us/ETS-17-round-9m ... 320-17.htm
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Wrong Cal. a P245 is .45 acp
But nice thought
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Mac-Gar makes the same exact Sig mag and stamps the Sig name on them instead.superduty38 wrote: ↑August 10th, 2020, 9:28 am If you need Sig mags check out Mec-Gar mags. They are an OEM manufacturer for Sig and the mags marketed under their brand name are the same as factory labeled Sig mags at half the cost. I probably only have 3-4 factory Sig mags and at least a dozen Mec-Gars. Never a problem with the Mec-Gars.
The guy is a good source. https://gregcotellc.com/cart/sig-sauer- ... vp4sqk7g73
They have contracts for other manufacturers too.
Love Greg Cote, very responsive and good pricing
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Re: Pro Mag magazines
P.R.O.M.A.G.
Please
Remember
Our
Mags
Are
Garbage
I am not free from sin. I bought some for a 40 cal CZ. Unfortunately they worked great. That led to another purchase for a different gun. They did not work. Still had my doubts and bought some for yet another gun. They to were terrible. Got an extended 25+ mag with a used Beretta 92 purchase and it worked great the 2 times I used it. This is how they stay in business; cheap guys who want to believe in “a deal”
Please
Remember
Our
Mags
Are
Garbage
I am not free from sin. I bought some for a 40 cal CZ. Unfortunately they worked great. That led to another purchase for a different gun. They did not work. Still had my doubts and bought some for yet another gun. They to were terrible. Got an extended 25+ mag with a used Beretta 92 purchase and it worked great the 2 times I used it. This is how they stay in business; cheap guys who want to believe in “a deal”
Re: Pro Mag magazines
I can't see why everyone is down on Pro Mag.
After all, they're the only ones that sell a tool for practicing your immediate action handgun stoppage drills.
After all, they're the only ones that sell a tool for practicing your immediate action handgun stoppage drills.
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Re: Pro Mag magazines
^^^ probably for mis-marking the packages as real mags...