Glock 50 round Drum Mags

[WartHog]

Was thinking of trying to plick up a couple to use with my Ruger PC Carbine. What brand is considered the best/most reliable?

[Spyder]

I've got one. It kind of sucks. Fun, but only works sometimes. 33 round stick mags are much better.

[Spyder]

But if you want to take it off my hands for a very fair price to see for yourself...

[WartHog]

I just watched a YT vid where a guy was testing a KCI in a couple of 9mm carbines including a Ruger PC Carbine and it didn't function reliably. It ran fine in a Glock pistol but not the carbines. Thanks but I'll just stay with using stick mags.

[shafferds]

50rd drums arnt reliable

[Spyder]

Yea, I think mine is a KCI. I haven't touched it in years, as it was less fun than a 33 with jam problems.

[Quiet]

The aftermarket Glock 50 round drums are not reliable.
Get one, if you want to practice stoppage/malfunction drills.

If you want exterme reliability, then stick with the factory Glock 33 round magazines.
^You can get two or three Glock magazines for the price of one unreliable drum.

[DNA]

^^ truth

Dan

[GunsInMyEyes]

Xproducts will have dope ones but won't be ready for 2 weeks

[WartHog]

Thanks, guys - I'll stick with Magpul/Glock stick mags.

[Haplo]

Just stick with Glock 33rd mags, drums aren't as reliable.

[Sapperforward]

Giggle sticks for the win. Oem is best. ETS ain't bad either.

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[pink_toaster]

glad I saw this thread.... I was getting ready to order TWO! YIKES!