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She not only color coded them, she took it way beyond to the next step. There are different types of markings for different types of magazines.
For example, on the left are all the .22 conversion mags, but the one out of sync of the others with the red/green dot is the ONLY slide lock back mag we have, and the difference between the yellow or red dot ones one might think are polymer mags verses metal mags, but it's her's verses mine.
Then as you go down the ranks the differences are basically 7 rounders and 8 rounders, but the two 7 rounders with the green stripes are the only two COLT branded mags.
Those with blue or yellow of any kind are HER property, those with red or green of any kind are MY property. With ONE exception. The one on the far right with the solid red block I think is hers. She acquired a used 1911 National Match gun while I was deployed, and I've never seen that magazine. So I'm assuming it is from that purchase, but is a 7 round mag, and I think she didn't want to ruin the the run of patterns.
I think I get good boyfriend points because I figured the code out myself.
PS. I don't know how to tell her I still a few magazines at my place that didn't make it into the batch. Ahhhhh, what a problem to have
double PS, she doesn't know yet, I bought some wilson metal followers and springs to upgrade the rest of those junky 7 rounders we are regulated to use at Bulls Eye matches to make them "awesome". So those will go down the tubes as soon as I get home.
For example, on the left are all the .22 conversion mags, but the one out of sync of the others with the red/green dot is the ONLY slide lock back mag we have, and the difference between the yellow or red dot ones one might think are polymer mags verses metal mags, but it's her's verses mine.
Then as you go down the ranks the differences are basically 7 rounders and 8 rounders, but the two 7 rounders with the green stripes are the only two COLT branded mags.
Those with blue or yellow of any kind are HER property, those with red or green of any kind are MY property. With ONE exception. The one on the far right with the solid red block I think is hers. She acquired a used 1911 National Match gun while I was deployed, and I've never seen that magazine. So I'm assuming it is from that purchase, but is a 7 round mag, and I think she didn't want to ruin the the run of patterns.
I think I get good boyfriend points because I figured the code out myself.
PS. I don't know how to tell her I still a few magazines at my place that didn't make it into the batch. Ahhhhh, what a problem to have
double PS, she doesn't know yet, I bought some wilson metal followers and springs to upgrade the rest of those junky 7 rounders we are regulated to use at Bulls Eye matches to make them "awesome". So those will go down the tubes as soon as I get home.
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