I've only ever had a problem with long term loaded mags once - with two fairly new Ber.92 mags & a standard USGI 30 round mag were determined to have weakened springs after having been left loaded in the trunk of a parked car for @ a month in July, in the Tampa, Fl area. Interior temps of the parked vehicle were estimated to be over 280+ dergrees during the day & @ 82 or so degrees at night. Repeated hot/cold cycles (especially ones on the higher temp side of things) CAN cause compressed springs to take a set over time, just as repeated loading & unloading them can. Since then, I've been sure to never leave any of my loaded mags in the trunk of my vehicles, and have not had any issues with weak springs in long-term loaded mags. Just my experience here in central Florida.
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