[SGT-MILLER]

Anybody have any experience with the 10 to 15 round single stack pro-mags for the 1911?

I'm thinking about trying them out, but since they are really cheap when compared to other mags I want to make sure they have decent quality first.

10 ROUND MAGAZINE:



15 ROUND MAGAZINE:

[Dillinger]

I bought an 11 rounder once, I think it might have been by these guys, but I would have to check. Damn thing wouldn't work no matter what I did. I ended up throwing it in the parts bin and never looking back.

Interested to hear how yours fair for you...

JD

[SGT-MILLER]

I already have 2 Kimber 10-rounders which are pretty good in quality. The only thing I don't like is the fact that they have no base pad of any type like the Pro Mags do.

I'm hesitating on getting the Pro-Mag brand just because of how cheap they are (I know price doesn't really matter most of the time, but I like to play it safe with magazines).

[Dillinger]

I checked that magazine I bought it was Mec-Gar, not Pro-Mag. same number of syllables.

Sorry about that. Mec-Gar is usually a pretty good brand too, but that one I couldn't make run no matter how I messed with it.

Might be worth buying one of those and see if it works for you....*shrug*

JD

[squib]

Several years ago,during the hi-cap ban, I worked at a shooting range.
The range somehow got ahold of hi-cap,supposedly pre-ban,PRO Mags !
At first they sold VERY well,due to the impossibility of getting hi-caps.
After a short while,the range,was forced to return most of the monies that
customers had paid---because the Pro-Mags did not function well at all.
I'd estimate that about 90% of the Pro-Mags were returned due to malfunctions.
You are very correct about them being CHEAP. They were extremely "tinny" then
--and apparently have not changed much !
My nod would be to something like the Mec-Gar magazine...they are usually
less expensive ,than factory,but function very,very well. Check them out on
the web ........Dillinger is on the money about Mec-Gar being quality stuff !
BTW--these mags. were not 1911 mags but a Pro Mag is a Pro Mag !