Are pro mags for sig sauer handguns any good?

[pbmaster2k89]

By that i mean are they reliable?

[loupav]

I used a couple in a P229 .40 years ago, I remember they did not eject properly, they would stick in the gun. I think I remember needing to modify the notch. I ended up giving them away.

I tried some for a USP 45 and they jammed up a USP a few times, again this was years ago and I can't recall what was wrong, I just remember it was the only time I was ever mad at a USP. Since then I never bothered with them again.

I wouldn't take them if they were free.

[pbmaster2k89]

K thanks for the heads up

[tarkeg]

Just say no to Pro-Mags.

You're way better off using factory or Mec-Gar for sigs.

[bc361]

Dont buy Pro-mags. You're much better off with Mec-Gars.

[pbmaster2k89]

Yea, im set on factory only. I jus need to find them in stock now

[crusader377]

I don't have a SIG but I would strongly encourage you to avoid Pro-Mags. I had 2 for a Beretta of mine and they were nothing but problems. I could not even justify selling them due to there poor reliability and they ended up in the garbage.

[twistedcomrade]

I use only factory mags and Mec-Gars for my 226 in 9mm. Never had an issue. In all of the gun forums I have been on and from personal experience, Promags are junk.

[Vandal]

Friends don't let friends buy Pro-Mags.

Factory Sig or Mec-Gar only for my P229.

[Grand58742]

Pro-mags are garbage. No experience with the ones that fit Sigs, but the others I've seen and used weren't even worth the recycling price for the steel.

Mec-Gar mags are the OEM for Sig (at least all mine have come with them). So aftermarket Mec-Gar or the Sig marked mags are your best bet.

[pbmaster2k89]

Admins close this thread plz. It jus keeps gettinb bumped to the top