Does anyone make 10 round 1911 9mm magazines?
- Thread starter COREY
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I assume that the 38 super magazines will also take the 9mm? I do not know the 38 super round well enough to determine myself, but the mags I saw there were for the 38 super.
Thanks for the help Westicle; if this is the case, I may be looking at a Trojan in the future.
Thanks for the help Westicle; if this is the case, I may be looking at a Trojan in the future.
.38 Super is obviosly longer than 9 MM, and HAS ALMOST NO TAPER. The magazine followers may be subtly different, and so some of the .38 Super mags may have some feeding issues if used with 9 MM.
9 MM mags usually have a filler plate inside at the rear, to keep the shorter 9 MM rounds from sliding back and forth inside the mag. If the slide stop contacts the bullets as they feed up ...
this is NOT a good thing.
Under recoil, the shorter 9 MM ammo may slide too far forward and with some bullet shapes, may pop the slide stop up into the slide in locked back position.
As Usual,
Your Mileage May Vary
[;{)
LAZ 1
9 MM mags usually have a filler plate inside at the rear, to keep the shorter 9 MM rounds from sliding back and forth inside the mag. If the slide stop contacts the bullets as they feed up ...
this is NOT a good thing.
Under recoil, the shorter 9 MM ammo may slide too far forward and with some bullet shapes, may pop the slide stop up into the slide in locked back position.
As Usual,
Your Mileage May Vary
[;{)
LAZ 1
So, from what Lazerus2000 is saying, it MAY work, but most likely not well. Am I correct in saying that?
If that is the case, is there anyone that makes a 10 round magazine specifically for the 9mm Luger? We shoot 10 round magazines at the range and I will be putting myself at a disadvantage at certain points.
If that is the case, is there anyone that makes a 10 round magazine specifically for the 9mm Luger? We shoot 10 round magazines at the range and I will be putting myself at a disadvantage at certain points.
