Question on mag break-in and long term storage (glock mags)

[Bud White]

They are all OEM glock normal capacity mags (sorry about the verbiage, but I don't like to call them hi-cap. Normal cap and AWB limited cap for me). So, 15 round, 13 round and 15 round for the 22, 23 and 19 respectively.

Thanks.

Normal Cap and neutered are how i like to refer to them

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Bud White]

Is that to say that you can utterly exclude the idea of a spring wearing out if you load it compressed and leave it for a long time, even if you're not loading/unloading it repeatedly?

It's easy to envision that being kept compressed would challenge a spring's springiness, you know?

As long as the Mag springs are of good quality from the factory yes..

there have been more than a few reports of people finding mags that grandpa had with his 1911 from world war II loaded since then and the ammo and mags working just fine after all that time..


Now if its a junk spring then well all bets are off

[sojourner]

i'm assuming oem glock mags are quality