This is a discussion on Sig 225 Promag 8 rounders? within the Related Gear & Equipment forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I know there are a lot of threads goin on about these guns these days, everyone seems to have em right now. So, does anyone ...
I know there are a lot of threads goin on about these guns these days, everyone seems to have em right now. So, does anyone know about the quality of Promags 8 round mags for these guns? I assume the factory mags are best, but I can get the pro-mags for under 20 bucks each.
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I remember reading something about them on SigForum... I don't remember if it was positive or not.
From what I gather from personal experience, ProMag is fairly decent for pistol range mags, and their rifle mags just plain old stink.
Sorry I don't know anything specific about those mags.
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If I remember rightI think the promags had jamming problems ,if you google sig p6 magazines i believe you can find the thread,I'm currently waiting on a sig p6 to ship and made sure they came with 2 mags due to availability issue and some gun dealers are only selling them with 1 mag when they receive them with 2,I believe I will wait for the next gun show here and see if I can find factory 225 mags or if they sale promags get a guarantee they will function and run to the gun range as soon as I buy them to check,I been burnt buying magazines online before
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Stay away from P6 promags.
Stay away from Promags in general, I don't know how the heck they've managed to stay in business, every Promag product I've ever come into contact with for rifle or pistol has given me issues.Originally Posted by Napa Nick
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Promag has made possibly one usable magazine, in their history. Not "a line of," literally, a single usable magazine. You can buy Walther P1 mags for $14/each, and Dremel the mag catch cut yourself.
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