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  • #16
    justin526
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2014
    • 40

    thanks everyone for helping out. I just got home and had a chance to look at my mags, they ARE made in the USA. Looks like I should find some Italian mags. The standard 10rnd mags work fine though. Like everyone said, it's the blocked mags acting funny.

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    • #17
      customiiguy
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2012
      • 1666

      Ill take your blocked mags if u want to sell

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      • #18
        utc
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2013
        • 1112

        Mec Gar was the oem mag maker for sig. Then they went cheap and hired check mate industries. Some people have had issues with the check mate mags.

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        • #19
          justin526
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2014
          • 40

          is there any clear way of telling what mags are made by who?

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          • #20
            crosseyedshooter
            Senior Member
            • May 2013
            • 661

            If the mag is marked Made in USA, then they are the Checkmate mags. I've seen two brand new 9mm P226 Checkmate mags lock the slide back with one round left in the mag. The follower pushed up the slide lock lever even with a round remaining in the mag, it was obvious that the mag dimensions were off since it did the same on two different pistols. Mec-Gar mags did not do this in the same pistols.

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            • #21
              justin526
              Junior Member
              • Jul 2014
              • 40

              Originally posted by crosseyedshooter
              If the mag is marked Made in USA, then they are the Checkmate mags. I've seen two brand new 9mm P226 Checkmate mags lock the slide back with one round left in the mag. The follower pushed up the slide lock lever even with a round remaining in the mag, it was obvious that the mag dimensions were off since it did the same on two different pistols. Mec-Gar mags did not do this in the same pistols.
              exactly what is happening to mine! I'm gonna go shoot it again today and see what happens. Gonna order me some of these mags NOW!

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              • #22
                _TomT_
                Veteran Member
                • Jun 2013
                • 3354

                Originally posted by justin526
                thanks everyone for helping out. I just got home and had a chance to look at my mags, they ARE made in the USA. Looks like I should find some Italian mags. The standard 10rnd mags work fine though. Like everyone said, it's the blocked mags acting funny.
                Sig Sauer really sucks for doing this, plus its blocked making it even less reliable. Although i have heard that Checkmate has turned their QC around I guess its not turned around enough. BTW-You don't need an OEM Sig mag, just get MecGars they can be had for $22 each from Midway.

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                • #23
                  Rogerthat
                  Junior Member
                  • Oct 2014
                  • 40

                  Does anyone actually have the 10 rd mecgars mags from midway? The only review they have on the midway website says they don't seat properly.

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