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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
The more shocking thing is that there must be people out there who actually buy shit like that...

Of course there are and you know what....”God bless their slightly off plumb asses.” As long as they are safe and responsible it’s a fun hobby so I say rock on with your bad self and your belt fed Glock 42.

Seriously though I have never personally bought into all the super high capacity drums/mags etc. or pistol bayonets or or. But I certainly don’t begrudge you if that’s your thing. Just be safe and responsible.

Now the only legitimate caution I would add to any new shooters is that ProMag magazines.....any of them....are almost universally CRAP so buyer beware.

The perfect tool for honing your bump fire skills.

Wow! Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

I sure hope they make one for my Seecamp .32.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
Ooooohhhhhh, I want one - made by somebody competent!

“FROM WHAM-O!!!”

I’ll be honest if I owned an itty bitty model compatible with one of these I might buy one just for the pictures and conversation piece alone.

A) Cost per round is waaaaay cheaper than competitors’ 10,12, and 15 rd mags.

B) It’s for hunting.

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Originally posted by cslinger:
I’ll be honest if I owned an itty bitty model compatible with one of these I might buy one just for the pictures and conversation piece alone.

No matter what justification comes to mind when you buy it, it's always going to be about the giggles.

Somebody wants a modern Artillery Luger

Does that thing come with a concealable belt carrier?

With wheels?

If I had to drive in downtown Atlanta Ga, a fully functioning one in the console would be some comfort.

I guess that Pro Mag drum would be good for practicing A LOT of malfunction drills!!!

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Originally posted by sig operator:
If I had to drive in downtown Atlanta Ga, a fully functioning one in the console would be some comfort.

Specifically the Bankhead or Vine City area. I’d want 5 of those mags.

I know friends don't let friends buy Pro Mags.

I find the idea of a 50 rd that would work interesting in the situation described. P365 in a concealed carry holster, replacement mag in console. As a contrast to an ar style pistol in a case or backpack, with 2 30 rd clipped together, a proven combo.

This is all theoretical on the 50 rd being functional.