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How are the ProMag 32 rounds for the 226 for relaibility? I was not familar that such a high capacity magazine was available.


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It's a ProMag. They do not enjoy the greatest reputation for reliability. I would not use one if I had any other option.


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Posts: 2132 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: September 27, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have a 20-rounder for my 228. Works very well, but I only use it with fmj at the range.


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Originally posted by K.O.A.M.:
It's a ProMag. They do not enjoy the greatest reputation for reliability. I would not use one if I had any other option.


^^^^^^^What he said!
 
Posts: 970 | Location: Virginia | Registered: August 03, 2012Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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When you buy a ProMag, always expect it not to work. Then if it does, you'll be pleasantly surprised.
 
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Promags are quite reliable...............................as door stops.


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Promags are quite reliable...............................as door stops.


Also useful for malfunction clearing drills. Big Grin
 
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That can't be much fun to load, even with a tool like an UpLula.
 
Posts: 28898 | Location: Johnson City, TN | Registered: April 28, 2012Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Friends don't let friends buy ProMags. If they were any good, NOBODY would ever buy factory HK mags.
 
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I had a ProMag years ago that turned an otherwise reliable gun into being manually operated. Nothing has happened since then to make me change my mind. I won't necessarily tell you not to buy one, however, as you might get a good one. Check the vendor's return policy.
 
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It's a ProMag. They do not enjoy the greatest reputation for reliability. I would not use one if I had any other option.


I would not buy one at all.


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Junk. At one of the LGSs I used to frequent a lot before taking the job at the one I'm at, their former buyer was offered what seemed to be a killer of a deal on a bunch of ProMag products, including magazines. He bit and within weeks regretted it. He once told me that those ProMag products had to have set an all-time record in percentage of defective returns (what that percentage was he never did say). Before that episode I had tried a couple for Glocks; frankly I'm pretty sure those would've even failed in the role of doorstops.

Ended their sorry existence by using them (among other unwanted and broken items) as toss-out targets for some shotgun fun a couple of years or so back. They actually did excel at that, come to think of it...
 
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