Storing Mags Full

I've seen that video before. It's great when you get old guys talking about being safer in big old cars " because there's more steel in front of you". I love old cars but to say they are better than new ones. I'm not sure where. Saw a road race on tv once between a Plymouth superbird and a Honda minivan. The minivan destroyed that hemi! It was a tight road course so the hemi couldn't really open up but the point is still there.
 
IMHO storing mags loaded does not harm them or impede their function in future use. I'm pretty sure military and LE keep loaded mags. I would think that military in combat zones carry many extra loaded mags as well as full mags in their weapon with one in the chamber, dont think they wanna be loading mags when the SHTF, lol
 
sigrunes said:
IMHO storing mags loaded does not harm them or impede their function in future use. I'm pretty sure military and LE keep loaded mags. I would think that military in combat zones carry many extra loaded mags as well as full mags in their weapon with one in the chamber, dont think they wanna be loading mags when the SHTF, lol
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I have heard vague rumors of complaints respecting some military mags issued to US soldiers in Iraq, because they did apparently begin to weaken over time, causing feeding issues. So it may well be that some manufacturers had delivered substandard magazines at times. It wouldn't suprise me, because companies are always cutting corners and expenses, compromising quality to save a dime.
 
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