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  • #16
    triaged
    Member
    • Feb 2004
    • 415

    Originally posted by COILSPRING
    I've actually had excellent results with the Kimber Pro-Tac Magazines. I purchased mine from The Armory and they have worked in two Colts, one Baer, and a Springfield custom. The Pro-Tacs are stainless and kinda look as though they were patterned after Wilson 47D's... Go figure. I don't know about the non- Pro-Tac Kimber magazines, maybe those have issues?
    I have never tried the Pro-Tac Kimber mags. Factory Kimber mags are just a bit better in quality then the $3 each mags I got from Midway a few years ago.

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    • #17
      icormba
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 1826

      Anyone here use Metalform mags? How are they?
      Chris
      http://www.m1garand.net

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      • #18
        ccwguy
        Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 310

        The "Kimpro" mags are very nice. They work great. I use them in my 'Carry' guns, never an issue.

        The factory ones are junk, I agree. 1911 factory mags are worth $3 max!
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        • #19
          Hunter158
          Member
          • Feb 2007
          • 370

          I bought 3 Kimber Pro-Tac Magazines off some guy on eBay some time back and they are all I use in 3 different brand 1911's. Perfect feeding, never a problem no matter the ammo. Way smoother feel loading than any other magazine I've ever had.

          +1 for Kimber Pro-Tac Magazines. Well worth the $, and they come with three different thickness polymer bottom (screw-onto the steel) plates.
          sigpicNRA Life Member

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