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Will they fit/function? will they be carry reliable? A gun in the hand is worth more than ten policemen on the phone. The American Revolution was carried out by a group of gun toting religious zealots. | ||
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Res ipsa loquitur |
Yes. Just buy some X-grip adapters from forum member USAOZ __________________________ | |||
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Yes, I carried a P229 9mm for years and used P226 mags as reloads. I never had an issue over-inserting the magazine and did not carry my P226 magazines with any kind of grip-adapter. My reasoning was: with never having experienced any overinsertion issues, the grip adapters could only come loose and rattle, or (more likely) I could pinch myself while inserting the magazine. | |||
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Huh. I thought they were different, which is why I had reliability issues running P226 mags in my P224 (which was based on the P229 mag, or so I thought) | |||
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Res ipsa loquitur |
I've run P226 mags in my P228 with X-grip adapters for years without any pinching or functionality problems. They are also soft and somewhat rubbery so no rattle problems. I've also had the same success with X-grips on my P2000 mags that I use in my P2000sk. __________________________ | |||
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In theory the comparable caliber P226 mag will run in all iterations of the P229. However I never bought a P229 with the 229-1 sized magwell so I never tested that myself. I have shot others' P229-1s in the past using the narrower P228/P229 mags from my cache and those seem to run fine, if a bit loose in fit. So again in theory a P226 mag should run just as well as the P228/P229 mag. I can't say what might be going on with your P224 however; perhaps there's just not enough depth to its magwell to keep a P226 mag aligned within operational tolerance? -MG | |||
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