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  • #16
    Win231
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2015
    • 2099

    Originally posted by EvoXguy
    Verified same results with 3 factory mags. Never disassembled them



    Nope just a normal strip down to clean.




    Yeah I did some research and it appears others have had this problem too. One guys fix was to file down the follewers
    I wouldn't file anything, unless it's strictly a range gun. Filing=thinner=weaker. Also may change the feed angle.

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    • #17
      EvoXguy
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2015
      • 731

      Originally posted by Truck286
      Its the Mags... Load them and leave them for a few days to a few weeks...

      Well these mags have been loaded full for months. Only reason I discovered this issue is that I was going to hit up the range today.
      Peace through superior firepower

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      • #18
        Lumpia is sarap!®
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2008
        • 2267

        Mags may need to be broken in. Keep them loaded for a week and shoot.
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        • #19
          KyleGunGuns
          Member
          • May 2015
          • 121

          I had the same problem with my Gen 4 21 with all 3 magazines. Leaving the mags loaded isn't going to help loosen up the spring. In my case the 10th round was at a weird angle from the spring pressure and wouldn't load properly. I found that loading the mags with 8 rounds and cycling them at the range loosened up the tension. I was then able to load and shoot 9 and after a few range trips I can load all 10 and insert the mag on a closed slide and haven't had any more problems.

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