New 12 Round Mag possable issue, Probably has been asked ?
I'm new here and just beginning to navigate, so if this has been covered please forgive any redundancy
I have new 365 ( very impressed ) I purchased 2 12 round SIG Magazine, from two different retailers. I also have a Makershot speed loader.
I have loaded both and struggle to get the 12 round in, I have managed, but with the 12th round loaded neither Mag will seat or lock , if I remove the 12th round they inserts as normal...
I have not found any mention to this , both Magazine are Factory SIG parts.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Major 2,
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August 25, 2019, 06:21 AM
Major 2
Thank you for the reply ...
Im familiar with search , had not found it here though, your guide was helpful.
I had attested the issue was stiff mag springs may also be the Makershot loader I have for the 365 . I also had the stiff loading last round with my 10 round OEM Mags however not the problem of the 10 round mags inserting.
So I ordered an Maglula UPLULA loader. Beside it will save my thumb for my 1911s
August 25, 2019, 06:58 AM
10-7 leo
quote:
Originally posted by Major 2:
I have loaded both and struggle to get the 12 round in, I have managed but with the 12th round loaded neither nag will seat or lock , if I remove the 12 round they inserts as normal...
If the slide is not locked open, it can take a good bit of force to seat a full mag. You won't break them.
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August 25, 2019, 07:20 AM
MNSIG
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August 25, 2019, 07:31 AM
.38supersig
^^^ Yup.
August 25, 2019, 11:18 AM
Major 2
Descriptive title ,as suggested Subject has been altered hope this meets approval
BTW the Mag feeds through flawlessly
August 25, 2019, 01:26 PM
cslinger
ALL those itty bitty mags are a PITA at first. I had a Glock 30 that darn near needed a hydrolic press to seat the last round initially.
Load it and let it sit for a week or so.
Load mag from slide lock or give it a FORCEFUL seating.
It will loosen up.
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August 26, 2019, 08:07 PM
Major 2
Thank you for the Maglula UPLULA loader Tip. I was not familiar with them. It made all the difference, the issue I was experiencing was solved...
This Sig is my first... " compact Modern double stack " all my other Semi Autos are 1911's WW1 Lugers WW2 P38 and Beretta's
August 27, 2019, 07:08 PM
cxm
My P365s magazines were impossible to get more than a few rounds in manually when new.
I used a Maglula loader to load them to capacity (10rd, 12, rd and 15rd) Once loaded they worked fine.
AFter loading them to max capacity I have let them sit loaded for a couple of months now... I used one at the range this morning and discovered they are much easier to load now... not yet to the point I can easily load them to capacity manually, but much improved... I think a few more months will solve the problem.
FWIW
CHuck
quote:
Originally posted by Major 2: Thank you for the Maglula UPLULA loader Tip. I was not familiar with them. It made all the difference, the issue I was experiencing was solved...
This Sig is my first... " compact Modern double stack " all my other Semi Autos are 1911's WW1 Lugers WW2 P38 and Beretta's
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