I haven’t really been paying attention to STI‘s lately. How are these mags different than the originals? Are they that much better? How are the 45 ACP mags?
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I haven’t really been paying attention to STI‘s lately. How are these mags different than the originals? Are they that much better? How are the 45 ACP mags?
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More consistent geometry is what they claim. They are considerably more reliable.
My only experience is with 9mm, though.
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They are much better than Gen 1s, not requiring hand-tuning out-of-the-box.
If you want some Gen 1s, PM me and I'll make you a deal on five Gen 1s for .45.
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I'll just say that they still seem to be the weak point of the 2011, but they are considerably more reliable (and consistent) based on what I've read about the Gen 1 mags. Supposedly they're on, or heading towards, Gen 3 or at least 2.5.
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I have 15 of the Gen 2-20 rd mags.
Used in both a (2019) Staccato p and DVC P.
Zero magazine issues in 14K rds. and I do switch them up in rotation.
A true "Gun Guy" (or gal) should have familiarity and a modicum of proficiency with most all firearms platforms.
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Have you noticed a little mark in the follower from the magazine release lever? I noticed this after shooting the mags that came with my gun...I have a C2Originally Posted by gaijin
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