ProMag Magazines

[C.G.]

Hit and miss, mostly miss.

[AlienHobo]

I have a couple for my Bersa Firestorm. They have been working just fine. No issues.

[Gun1]

How about for a Sig P320 and CZ 75?

[akjunkie]

How about for a Sig P320 and CZ 75?

Mec Gar.
Buy at Greg Cote

[Spaffo]

Bought a Pro Mag for my 1907 Dreyse .32 because legit mags are rare. Sub-par functionality, to say the least.

[Mr. Beretta]

I've tried several, Beretta 92F/FS , 3rd Gen S&W and Remington BDL 30.06.

All of them either, failed to lock up / stay in the gun, failed to feed or failed hold the stated amount of rounds.

I took a hammer, smashed them flat on the concrete and tossed them into the trash.

Pro Mags are PRO JUNK !!!

[stormvet]

Hit or miss, mostly miss. My advice pay more for a more quality brand.

[axhoaxho]

I agree that it is a hit-or-miss... I have a few ProMag mags for my full-size HK USP 45, and they all work fine and drop free. I might be lucky.

[omega]

PRO MAGS

you should try one for testing , it might work as a range mag

[crazytalk]

I've had several through the years, for different pistols.

My advice would be: Do not use them for serious defensive purposes.

On range trips, I usually take one Pro-Mag/aftermarket mag for each pistol I'm shooting, along with a basic complememt of factory mags. The ProMag almost always offers an opportunity for failure-drill training.

They actually DO serve a useful training purpose, just, again, not to ever bet your life on.

[BigPimping]

The only thing is bad as Promag is Hexmag. The amount of filing and modifications I had to do to get those things to work in my AR-15 was really extensive. Magpul is your friend.

[stormvet]

The only thing is bad as Promag is Hexmag. The amount of filing and modifications I had to do to get those things to work in my AR-15 was really extensive. Magpul is your friend.

[Devilock04]

I have some pro mag M1 Carbine mags. I had to file down the body of the mag to get them to fit in the magazine well. They were the only ones I could find in stock when I bought the gun unfortunately.

I now have some KCI, not know for quality either, but they fit without modification.

[C.G.]

I have some pro mag M1 Carbine mags. I had to file down the body of the mag to get them to fit in the magazine well. They were the only ones I could find in stock when I bought the gun unfortunately.

I now have some KCI, not know for quality either, but they fit without modification.

ProMags have a tendency to gouge brass, which is not a big deal unless you reload, in which case you also have to polish the feed lips.

[hambam105]

Pro Mags are the number one brand magazine...

...most often found in your local range garbage can(s).