i'm gonna get some 10rd mags, which one performs better? Promags or AGP?
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saiga 12 noob question
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My Pro-Mags needed a little filing to lock in place and one needed to clear the bolt. After that, they run fine, no problems. Beginners mag issues too...
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my promag 10 rd. use to stick often...meaning it would bind when trying to push the next shell up in the magazine. i would stay away from promag.Comment
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Saiga mags need to be broken in before they work good. Maybe they have to use softer springs to avoid deforming the plastic shot shells. On the agp video they tell you to remove material from the inside to speedup the break in process and get rid of the binding. You can do that to the promags to make them work better. You should watch the video the agp girl is very informative.Last edited by mmrx2; 02-12-2011, 9:52 AM.Comment
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my AGP mags that I just got came in assembled already. I disassembled it and found the inside to be smooth already. I don't know if I have to do something else prior to using, except a little filing to fit in the mag well. Anybody who did file theirs first prior to using it?Got Ammo?
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