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or are they just low quality compared to factory magazines
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I didnt try any after the ones I had for my AR peformed poorly. Not to say they arent good,but didnt want to go any further with them
My experience with Promag magazines is the quality is so-so. Spend a few dollars more and buy MecGar. They are the magazine supplier for many gun makers.
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I bought two for my LCP. They were less expensive, but I never experienced any issues with them at all. When pulled the trigger the gun went bang...everytime. I wouldn't hesitate to buy more.
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I have 2 for my M9 and the springs don't stack right. A lot of magazines rattle but these are very noisy.
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where is a good place to get quality replacement magazine springs for pistol mags?
Try Wolff Springs. Some of the best on the market.
Wolff Gunsprings - Firearm Springs for Semi-Auto Pistols, Revolvers, Rifles, & Shotguns
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I've had one set for a sig 220, worn out in less then a year of light use, constantly jammed. A second set for a bersa 380 worked except would not lock back after last round.
I know not what this "overkill" means.
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I have one ProMag "32 round" mag for my PPQ, that ctually takes 33 rounds (?)
Spring feels soft, but it feeds. I've seen a LOT of people have problems with their mags, though. If you can, stick to factory mags, or go with a company like MecGar, who makes outstanding mags, and is the maker for a lot of the OE mags for some companies like Walther and S&W.
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Shop around on the Internet if you are wanting ProMags because they are always selling for less than MSRP.
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they don't have the handgun springs i'm looking for.Originally Posted by archer51
however, i have a question about this: Springs for SIG-SAUER (SIGARMS) 556 Rifle Rifles & Shotguns
will this fit any sig rifle that fires 5.56 or is this only for a rifle named Sig Sauer 556? How often do ar-15 recoil springs wear out?
My experience with ProMag is not good. You can do far better - and even if you buy a couple for the range to save a few bucks over OEM, I wouldn't use them for defensive carry.
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Nope they're not any good, save money somewhere else.
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I like OEM mags never had luck with repro. I have replaced springs with Wolfe springs and been happy
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I have one for my Taurus millennium pro pt145. hold 10 like my factory mags but only fires 9 or 8 than jams every time its a poor mag I only load 8 seems to do fine most of the time I wont ever buy another
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