Shield Arms Glock 43X/48 Magazine Feedback?

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^^^^. Do you expect perfection from PSA’s first release mags for a Glock clone?
Nope.

I buy PSA products, but they seem to always have issues with new releases that take a second generation to fix. The Dagger was clearly an example of that. But I guess the mini Dagger and their own mags will be perfect. I hope the mini isn’t another launch like the original…
I'm hoping.
 
Nope. If I did I would have believed Shield Arms and their claim that a metal mag catch wasn't needed.;)
But we know that wasn't accurate don't we?

Yet in this thread there are 3 out of 11 that report issues with their Shield S15 mags....are they lying?
As far as knowledge, you wrote "they were very clear about the mag release and how to avoid problems..."..........which is simply untrue. Shield itself advertised that the aluminum mag catch wasn't needed except for higher volume shooters.

Seems I know more about the Shield mags than you.:rofl:

3 out of 11 buyers in this thread had issues..........them aint good numbers.
I’m starting to wonder about your ability to understand the written language. I never said that Shield Arms was clear about the mag release when they first came out. But that it was clear, but reading about what people using them were saying.
I’m not sure who made the aluminum mag releases for SA. I went with what was recommended by people that actually used SA magazines , and bought the one by Hyve.
But I do have to say, for someone that doesn’t have any SA magazines, you have posted more in this topic then anyone else.
You also say that first hand knowledge is not as good as reading about something. I’ve heard that before by people that think they are smarter than others. I prefer getting information from someone with firsthand knowledge then someone that just thinks they know what they are talking about.
I’ve never said that no one has ever had problems with SA magazines, just that I don’t know anyone personally that has. But then I don’t count the people I know on the internet either.
But no matter what, you can always find people that have problems with anything. For example. One of my favorite guns it the 1911. Many people love them. But there are people out there that don’t care for them, and can give you thousands of reasons why.
But when it gets right down to it, you really don’t know anything about SA magazines other then what you have read about or what someone has told you.
But here you have 11 people saying they haven’t had any trouble and only three saying they have. But if I remember right, one said that they overcame the problem. That’s pretty good odds in my book.
It might be another year or so before the Micro Dagger hits the market, and then another two or three years before you make up your mind to try the magazines or the gun.
 
^^^^. Do you expect perfection from PSA’s first release mags for a Glock clone?

I buy PSA products, but they seem to always have issues with new releases that take a second generation to fix. The Dagger was clearly an example of that. But I guess the mini Dagger and their own mags will be perfect. I hope the mini isn’t another launch like the original…

https://thegunzone.com/glock-19-vs-psa-dagger/

at least we won't have to buy a $40 mag catch to test the PSA mags.
 
The number I seem to remember reading on one of the Glock forums was 20% of people reporting problems. The best advice I can give anyone considering them is to test them thoroughly knowing there are some with issues, which is stating the obvious as you should do it anyway, especially with a gun you rely on for self defense. If you're in the 80% (assuming that number is accurate) for who they work, it's a great option.
 
I’m starting to wonder about your ability to understand the written language. I never said that Shield Arms was clear about the mag release when they first came out.
I quoted you exactly sir.


But that it was clear, but reading about what people using them were saying.
I’m not sure who made the aluminum mag releases for SA. I went with what was recommended by people that actually used SA magazines , and bought the one by Hyve.
But I do have to say, for someone that doesn’t have any SA magazines, you have posted more in this topic then anyone else.
Apparently I know more about the problems with the Shield mags than you want to hear. It threatens your self esteem, makes you doubt your life choices and now you are losing confidence in your decision to buy Shield mags.


You also say that first hand knowledge is not as good as reading about something.
No I didn't say that at all. What I wrote was "As far as "first hand knowledge"...I also don't have first hand knowledge that a Lamborghini will outrun a Ford F150 om I-35. But I believe that story. I'm blessed with the common sense to understand that first hand knowledge isn't always the best knowledge."

I'm starting to wonder about YOUR ability to read and understand the written language.;) Its either you misunderstanding or intentionally misquoting in a lame attempt at an argument.



I’ve heard that before by people that think they are smarter than others. I prefer getting information from someone with firsthand knowledge then someone that just thinks they know what they are talking about.
So do I........and 3 out of 11 people in this thread HAVE THAT FREAKING FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE!!!!!



I’ve never said that no one has ever had problems with SA magazines, just that I don’t know anyone personally that has. But then I don’t count the people I know on the internet either.
I literally don't care whether you personally know anyone. But when the manufacturer obviously knows they have problems and 3 of 11 in this thread state that they had problems dismissing them because "the internet" is foolish.


But when it gets right down to it, you really don’t know anything about SA magazines other then what you have read about or what someone has told you.
Exactly. And that "someone" is Shield Arms.

But here you have 11 people saying they haven’t had any trouble and only three saying they have. But if I remember right, one said that they overcame the problem. That’s pretty good odds in my book.
wait....you complain about my reading ability? .....eleven people in this thread DIDN'T SAY THAT. Eight said they worked fine, three told of issues. That's a bit over 27% who have had issues and isn't by any definition "pretty good odds". It's actually pretty pathetic.


It might be another year or so before the Micro Dagger hits the market, and then another two or three years before you make up your mind to try the magazines or the gun.
So what?
I would rather wait for reliability than jump on a product that has 27% issues.
 
I quoted you exactly sir.



Apparently I know more about the problems with the Shield mags than you want to hear. It threatens your self esteem, makes you doubt your life choices and now you are losing confidence in your decision to buy Shield mags.



No I didn't say that at all. What I wrote was "As far as "first hand knowledge"...I also don't have first hand knowledge that a Lamborghini will outrun a Ford F150 om I-35. But I believe that story. I'm blessed with the common sense to understand that first hand knowledge isn't always the best knowledge."

I'm starting to wonder about YOUR ability to read and understand the written language.;) Its either you misunderstanding or intentionally misquoting in a lame attempt at an argument.




So do I........and 3 out of 11 people in this thread HAVE THAT FREAKING FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE!!!!!




I literally don't care whether you personally know anyone. But when the manufacturer obviously knows they have problems and 3 of 11 in this thread state that they had problems dismissing them because "the internet" is foolish.



Exactly. And that "someone" is Shield Arms.


wait....you complain about my reading ability? .....eleven people in this thread DIDN'T SAY THAT. Eight said they worked fine, three told of issues. That's a bit over 27% who have had issues and isn't by any definition "pretty good odds". It's actually pretty pathetic.



So what?
I would rather wait for reliability than jump on a product that has 27% issues.

You should get a job at the new york times. They also write stories about anecdotes they read on the internet.
 
Apparently I know more about the problems with the Shield mags than you want to hear. It threatens your self esteem, makes you doubt your life choices and now you are losing confidence in your decision to buy Shield mags.
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
I’ve never had a problem with my self esteem.
I don’t doubt choices I’ve made in life, but looking back, I probably could have done better when it came to picking wives.
And I haven’t lost confidence in my decision to buy SA magazines. I owne five of them and use them in my EDC.
But before this topic, I did hold your opinion a little higher. What I have learned is that you think you are smarter then those you disagree with.
 
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
I’ve never had a problem with my self esteem.
I don’t doubt choices I’ve made in life, but looking back, I probably could have done better when it came to picking wives.
And I haven’t lost confidence in my decision to buy SA magazines. I owne five of them and use them in my EDC.
But before this topic, I did hold your opinion a little higher. What I have learned is that you think you are smarter then those you disagree with.
I also have a better sense of humor.;)
 
Glocks ain't perfect, but I've always been wary of mods for business guns, other that sights -- They are SO reliable.
Until Glock comes out with a higher cap mag for the 43X, my temporary fix is the Glock 19.
 
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