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| If you're talking STI pattern guns, I would take a look at Triarc. I believe they sell their 126mm (17 round 9mm that lock back) magazines for $45 or so (when in stock). They are unquestionably the same OEM as STI/Staccato (identical markings and followers). |
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| quote: Originally posted by DaBigBR: If you're talking STI pattern guns, I would take a look at Triarc. I believe they sell their 126mm (17 round 9mm that lock back) magazines for $45 or so (when in stock). They are unquestionably the same OEM as STI/Staccato (identical markings and followers).
Good to know. Even their coated magazines are $20 cheaper per mag than STI or Dawson sells them. Thanks for the heads up!
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| Bought a box of 2011 parts a while back. The best mags of the bunch were from SVI. Thought about getting more. Triarc would be the way to go.
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| quote: Originally posted by DaBigBR: If you're talking STI pattern guns, I would take a look at Triarc.
I didn’t know there was an STI-specific pattern, to be honest. I was under the impression that all double-stack 1911s were called “2011s” but I can see that’s not the case now. |
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| It's the AR-10 of the pistol world. Essentially two versions of the same gun. STI pattern frames and Para Ordnance pattern frames. One can make an STI pattern mag work in a Para frame, but not the other way around.
I'm not sure what the new BUL Armory guns use for mags other than it's not STI pattern. |
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