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Most Helpful Positive Review
very good mags
Because I live in "The Peoples Republic of New York" I can only own 10 round mags for my fire arms. These mags work better than the S&W mags that came with the pistol. The stock mags will only take 9 rounds and sometimes jam when you try to chamber the first round. With the Pro Mags, 10 rounds and n...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Pro Mag Magazine
First my magazines would only hold 9 rounds.
Secondly, I had feeding problems with both magazines that I purchased. Adjusted the top lips some and helped the problem a lot.
One unit would not lock the slide back when empty. I think that I have fixed this but not positive.
I need to take units ...
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Works great
For me these have always worked just as well as OEM mags. Highly recommend!
Would recommend: Yes
work great;def would recommend
Quality is very nice. Way better than their Glock mags. Have put a couple hundred rounds them a set of 3 of them and have had no issues. They’re pretty much identical to OEM.
Would recommend: Yes
just as good as OEM
Honestly I can’t tell a difference between the two. For half the price I 100% recommend.
Pros:
- Good quality/ Easy installation
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
Extended- reduced capacity mag, reliable for range use.
Its silly they took an extended magazine and reduced it to reduced capacity, its just long.. you need the grip extension, or glue a stop on the magazine to ensure it never gets jammed too far into the gun.. other than that i have 2 for range mags, about 1,000 rounds through them combined, no jams due to the magazine that i remember, wouldnt trust it foe CCW, but i trust it for the range and messing with
Pros:
- reliable
Cons:
- 10rd mag, extended size (silly)
Best Used for:
- Range mags
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Different than before
I’ve ordered these mags in 15 rd before. This time I ordered 10rds because local law changes. The metal seems a little thinner. More tin like. Still work fine. Just seem cheaper made.
Would recommend: Yes
good mag, but just know its extended length and reduced capacity
Be aware, it is an extended sized mag, that is reduced to 10 rounds, so it sticks out half an inch past the grip, you'll need the grip / magazine spacer which is a bit hard to find if your gun didnt come with it, or do what i did, cut a piece of plastic as a stop and glue it to the bottom of the magazine so that the mag does ram into your gun too far, its clearly a cheaper mag, but ive had a few hundreds rounds with no issue, recomended.
Would recommend: Yes
Terrible • Incredibly Poor Quality • Constant Failure to Feed
These don't even work for the range. The lips on the mag are so poorly made the round can't even slide into the barrel. Constant failure to feed + stove-piping.
I've been way too many hours trying to clean up the poor craftsmanship of these to no avail, I'm just polishing a t*rd.
Taking the $100 bill and burning it, would have been a more efficient use of time.
I've been way too many hours trying to clean up the poor craftsmanship of these to no avail, I'm just polishing a t*rd.
Taking the $100 bill and burning it, would have been a more efficient use of time.
Would recommend: No
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
As advertised
Currently residing in CA where 10 round magazine is the largest capacity you can have, legally. The magazines look the part and play the part. Took some breaking in, and by that I simply inserted some dummy rounds to fully capacity, let it sit for a minute or 2, chambered and ejected all rounds with no issues…. Magazines are Good to Go
Pros:
- Easy loading
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
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