I've always liked Wilson Combat mags. Used 'em in my now departed Colt CCO with no problems. Talk about a gun I wished I had back....
Well played, sir. I must have--I still have a few P7's left.
Been meaning to talk to you about that MM, that's a bit selfish of you.
The standard split-follower mags can indeed leave marks/dings on an alloy feedramp. However there are lots of available mags that have modern followers that won't ding the feedramps.
The old style split followers can slip forward with the last round and touch your alloy ramp. Alloy frame-safe followers have an enclosed front that's not able to slip forward. The early 'Chip McCormick/Shooting star followers can do the same damage as a split follower. Newer McCormick followers(like Kimber mags use) have a enclosed front these days. I imagine about any plastic follower mag would be safe as well as any mag with a follower having a front leg so it can't slide forward should be fine too.
The old style split followers can slip forward with the last round and touch your alloy ramp. Alloy frame-safe followers have an enclosed front that's not able to slip forward. The early 'Chip McCormick/Shooting star followers can do the same damage as a split follower. Newer McCormick followers(like Kimber mags use) have a enclosed front these days. I imagine about any plastic follower mag would be safe as well as any mag with a follower having a front leg so it can't slide forward should be fine too.
i've been using pachmayr mags for a couple of decades in all my 1911s, including a s70 LW commander with no issues with damage to any of them
my first randall had a couple of pachmayrs with it, and have been sold on them ever since, AFAIK they aren't made any more, so i've also got several chip mccormick 10 rounders that have given good service also
my first randall had a couple of pachmayrs with it, and have been sold on them ever since, AFAIK they aren't made any more, so i've also got several chip mccormick 10 rounders that have given good service also
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