Sub 2000 owners i have a question

[Spookhouse]

I have a smith and wesson configuration on my sub 2000. Does this configuration accept 5900, 5906 smith and wesson and so on? Im confused by the way the mags are marketed some are 59 series others 5900 or 5906 i believe that they all work due to a prior post but im about to order some mags in the morning and would love a double check on my info.

 

[rangerruck]

yepr, the 59's should work, the diff in numbers comes from caliber, if blued, stainless, etc. so make sure you get mags that are right caliber, and if you want them blued or not.

 

[Jackal]

How do you like that Sub? I have been thinking of grabbing one lately.

 

[Spookhouse]

When i had good mags i couldn't have been happier the thing never jammed and hitting a target at 100 yards with the standard sights was no problem. But after about two weeks my mega mags 30 rounders quit functioning. So ive been dealing with finding good magazines. But if you can find good magazines i couldn't recommend this gun more. The Glock configuration is the easiest to find high capacity. it's just one of those guns that not everybody has but is real cool. I like mine alot, you wont regret it, as a truck gun or homesecurity.

 

[1911user]

I'd pick the glock 17 mag version unless you have a good reason for one of the other mag types. Glock factory mags are cheap enough and reliable including the 33rd 9mm mag.

 

[Manedwolf]

If you've got the Smith version, I'd get the Mec-Gar 20rd mags for it. They're utterly reliable, and very well-made.

 

[Jackal]

I second MecGar mags. They make the majority of the factory mags shipped with new pistols.