Clobbersauras
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Waaay out west.
Not to change topics, but I thought I read on one of your posts that you ran a Glock G19? Why the change to the 1911, besides the obvious 9mm/45 cal debate?
I found a use for AK's...
- Thread starter KevinB
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Could the Pilsbury dough KevinB please not destroy those AK mags and save them for his American friend in the states who has 3 AK's to collect mags for. Steel mags are getting more and more expensive and scarce here in the states. Please, please save them for me ------------do it for the children------my children.
Kev,
Just wondering...were those 10 round Wilson's new mags??? Generally, new Wilson's will run best if they've been pre-loaded for a couple of days prior to use. I've got at least 20 Wilson mags in 8rd & 10rd configurations. When I pre-loaded the new mags a couple of days before taking them to the range, I had zero problems with those mags. I deliberately kept some of the new mags from the same shipment in the plastic and only loaded them upon arrival at the range. I had some stoppages due to those mags. I've repeated this test several times and have come up with the same results.
The "problematic" magazines all run fine now, after a break-in period, with zero issues.
If they aren't new mags, then your springs are probably a little weak. The new Wolff springs should fix you right up.
Just wondering...were those 10 round Wilson's new mags??? Generally, new Wilson's will run best if they've been pre-loaded for a couple of days prior to use. I've got at least 20 Wilson mags in 8rd & 10rd configurations. When I pre-loaded the new mags a couple of days before taking them to the range, I had zero problems with those mags. I deliberately kept some of the new mags from the same shipment in the plastic and only loaded them upon arrival at the range. I had some stoppages due to those mags. I've repeated this test several times and have come up with the same results.
The "problematic" magazines all run fine now, after a break-in period, with zero issues.
If they aren't new mags, then your springs are probably a little weak. The new Wolff springs should fix you right up.
The mags are 3-4 months old - they have been shot a bit - and had been working prior.
I got some good info re: springs elsewhere - also the question might be that due to the usage the polymer follower may be toast.
Also ordered some 10rd CMC mags.
My flight suit was open - hence it billowing.
I'm not really that fat in real life.
I got some good info re: springs elsewhere - also the question might be that due to the usage the polymer follower may be toast.
Also ordered some 10rd CMC mags.
My flight suit was open - hence it billowing.
I'm not really that fat in real life.
You liar. Aren't you the same guy who was shooting at empty beer cans in the burger king parking lot in Winnipeg?
PS. Nice buns. (call me)
LOL
It was the mag springs - I pulled one - stretched the spring (figured the mag is bad now - why not see if its just the spring) and reloaded it - and manually cycled it thru the gun - locked back... When it would not just five min before...
It was the mag springs - I pulled one - stretched the spring (figured the mag is bad now - why not see if its just the spring) and reloaded it - and manually cycled it thru the gun - locked back... When it would not just five min before...
