I dunno, my two Colt factory mags do this in mine... guess I never thought it was a big deal?
At least GED didn't ask how to identify the difference between drop free and non-drop free mags.
At least GED didn't ask how to identify the difference between drop free and non-drop free mags.
It's a shame that Jackass rig is SPF. I woulda traded you this mag and some $$$ for it.
You gotta be quicker
I don't know that I see what the problem is.
So, the mag doesn't drop completely free of the mag well when you push the button...how is that a problem?
If you're competition shooting and need to be able to drop the mag with one finger while the other is reaching for your next mag (because seconds count), I guess I could see the issue. In that case, spend the 30 bucks to get yourself a different mag, sure.
So, the mag doesn't drop completely free of the mag well when you push the button...how is that a problem?
If you're competition shooting and need to be able to drop the mag with one finger while the other is reaching for your next mag (because seconds count), I guess I could see the issue. In that case, spend the 30 bucks to get yourself a different mag, sure.
Turn the gun upside down, and see how far each mag slides in under it's empty weight. That might also help identify if and where a problem area is on the mag.
Sell all three and get some Wilson's. You won't be sorry.
I will hijack my buddies thread since it is 1911 magazine related. I got some of the slim base pads for my 47d mags and it makes a pretty significant difference from the .350 pads.
low profile pads
.350 base pads
low profile pads
.350 base pads
I tried the Wilson's. I just like the Chip McCormick's better.
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