lobo9er
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10 rnd ProMag BG380 magazines any good? I have always stayed away from pro mag stuff, I guess I have always heard mixed reviews. Anyone own and if so find them to be reliable?
10 RND ProMag BG380, Any good?
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rockhopper46038
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No info on the ProMag but I can tell you the +1 guts from Galloway for the stock BG380 magazines has worked for me with no issues whatsoever.
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lobo9er
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sweet man thanks Was thinking of trying it out. New springs and an extra round seems like worth the price of a new mag.
ClickClickD'oh
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It's a ProMag, so it's really good as a malfunction training device and that's about it.
trekgod3
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Promag= Please Remember Our Mags Are Garbage
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lobo9er
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gotcha thats what I was thinking.
CharlieDeltaJuliet
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I have owned three ProMags,.22,5.56, and 9mm. None ever worked worth a crap. I destroyed two of them and gave the third to an acquaintance that I don't care either way for... I bet he hates me now...
Walt Sherrill
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Promags...
Generally have a reputation for being crap, but despite their best efforts, they sometimes make good magazines. It's a hit/miss proposition, but you can find some for some models that work well.
Back when the magazine ban was still in effect, the Pro-Mag magazines for the CZ-75 Compact in .40 -- a gun that CZ never got around to actually making under THAT nomenclature -- worked beautifully in CZ-75 9mm compacts, and held 14 rounds. They were widely used by members of the CZ Forum without problems. Later, when the ban ended, they were still a good alternative, as the factory mags were very expensive.
I've had some Pro-Mags for other guns, like some a couple of Beretta 92, and they worked well. Ditto a few for S&W 2nd generation guns. If I have other options, I go elsewhere, but if don't, I'll try one -- very tentatively.
The original poster's question wasn't as off-base as it might seem. Those mags may be a good alternative... and buying one to find out won't be THAT expensive -- f someone shares the results, here.
Generally have a reputation for being crap, but despite their best efforts, they sometimes make good magazines. It's a hit/miss proposition, but you can find some for some models that work well.
Back when the magazine ban was still in effect, the Pro-Mag magazines for the CZ-75 Compact in .40 -- a gun that CZ never got around to actually making under THAT nomenclature -- worked beautifully in CZ-75 9mm compacts, and held 14 rounds. They were widely used by members of the CZ Forum without problems. Later, when the ban ended, they were still a good alternative, as the factory mags were very expensive.
I've had some Pro-Mags for other guns, like some a couple of Beretta 92, and they worked well. Ditto a few for S&W 2nd generation guns. If I have other options, I go elsewhere, but if don't, I'll try one -- very tentatively.
The original poster's question wasn't as off-base as it might seem. Those mags may be a good alternative... and buying one to find out won't be THAT expensive -- f someone shares the results, here.
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