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| Never used the M&P ones.
I have maybe a dozen Glock ones. Purchased secondhand in one big lot on a forum (perhaps this one). Despite all of the negative talk, I've never had any issues with them and I have used them quite a bit (a few thousand rounds). I read similar negative things about the Magpul Glock mags but they have been solid for me as well so maybe I just get the good ones.
I also have three ETS MP-5 mags that came with my PTR clone. Those were a little disappointing because they fit impossibly tight in two of my three MP-5 clones. |
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| I found a review by Paramount Tactical on youtube that had problems with the ETS mags in an FPC. Here is a link, he discuses the mag problem at the 16:40 mark.
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| I bought one out of curiosity, it was unreliable junk. Don’t waste your money. |
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| They are truly awful. The top of the magazine contacts the trigger bar. The m&p trigger bar disconnects the sear by being pushed outboard by the slide whe it moves. The front corner of the ets mag for the m&p contacts the trigger bar As it starts to move rearward when the trigger is pulled. It will occasionally cause a dead trigger. I sent them an email.about it a few years ago with pictures and nobody seemed to care
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