My ETS 31 rounders run well in my M&P.
My 9mm Magpul PMAGS are GARBAGE
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hodgepodge
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- May 5, 2010
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they did say they would exchange them if the clean and lube didn't work. that's nice of them.
it's just that my Glock mags have never been cleaned or lubed in thousands of rounds of steel cased junk, yet still run fine. I can't say I trust the magpul for SD.
I had similar issues when using steel cased ammo, and it would always happen when there are 5 round remaining. Seems like it has something to do with the coatings on the steel cases causing too much friction. If the first 5 rounds that I load into the mag are brass cased, the magazine would work fine.
MY 17 rounders work just fine through my Sub 2K.
bkuether
Judge not this race .....
I have had some issues with the Magpul 27 round mags. My Ruger PCC won't eat them without malfunction, but strangely enough, only in the hot summer. Ran them all winter long with no issues. My factory Glock 33 round mag can be hit or miss in the Ruger PCC as well. I have a pending order with MCARBO for their spring and recoil kit that advertises "better Ruger PCC" reliability.
OTOH, my Magpul 17 round mags run like a trooper. Never an issue. I am going to try the CLP recommendation. Just for kicks. When the range opens back up... in 2025.....
OTOH, my Magpul 17 round mags run like a trooper. Never an issue. I am going to try the CLP recommendation. Just for kicks. When the range opens back up... in 2025.....
travistheone
Usual Suspect
having a glock puts you in an excellent situation where you can buy mags that are designed by the same company that makes the gun. this ensures performance. why not take the opportunity?
magpul AR mags have only become popular due to the general lack of a single stream procurement of mag and rifle.
magpul AR mags have only become popular due to the general lack of a single stream procurement of mag and rifle.
dwb1987
Active Member
I've got 10 of the 17rd pmags and 11 of the 21rd pmags. At the range in my Glock 17 G4 I pretty much exclusively shoot wolf and tula 9mm. Think I'm on my 3rd case and I have not had a single malfunction. Whats the datecode on your mags for date of manufacture? ETA just checked and all my 21rd are 11/18 and my 17rd are 4/19.
Biggest plus in my book is they pretty much less than half the cost of a factory mag.
I also have a SGM 33rd 9mm mag, only used it a couple of times but it didn't give me any problems. Been meaning to pick up a ETS and see how they fare.
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