Mec-Gar mags for IPSC?

[IM_Lugger]

How does a large plastic floor plate on 9mm double stacks stand up to being dropped? Any issues with them braking? specifically Beretta mags.

 

[Quigley]

I had Beretta Mec-Gear mags for my Storm. The bases held up OK. They would probably not fare as well on concrete (indoor ranges)

It was the tubes I didn't like. Thinner than OEM...and the feed lips were hard to keep tuned.

 

[surfwaxcdn]

I had Mec-gar mags for my Sig p226. I liked them better than the factory mags. They held up with concrete floors.

 

[jonesbb630]

I had Mec-gar mags for my Sig p226. I liked them better than the factory mags. They held up with concrete floors.

Aren't Sig factory mags made by Mec-gar? I know mine are...

 

[Dan-O-Mite]

I had some for my Taurus PT-99 that I used in IPSC, on concrete floors. They were great, no issues what so ever. The Taurus on the other hand,....

 

[surfwaxcdn]

Aren't Sig factory mags made by Mec-gar? I know mine are...

I had an old P226 with Sig made mags.

 

[Guff]

I purchased 2 Mec-Gar mags for my Beretta 92 for IPSC. First course of fire on my Black Badge course (for which I purchased the mags , i.e first time they were used) I dropped the mags and broke the plastic base off of one. I have glued back together twice. This was on our indoor range. I am now looking for OEM mags.

 

[jonesbb630]

I had an old P226 with Sig made mags.

You're right,so did I. However, Mec-gar makes all sig mags on the new guns now. They have the contract with Sig.