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.38 Super?ALL are in 45 ACP. 1911's in other calibers do not interest me.
.38 Super?ALL are in 45 ACP. 1911's in other calibers do not interest me.
WILSON!!!I have a Colt if that matters.
Thanks, in advance.
I will take Jason Burton's opinion over your anonymous internet opinion 365 days a year. Carry on ruining threads. This isn't the first one.If facts offense you then that’s on you. Not me.
i will take my own experience with over thirty Colts and hundreds of mags in varying calibers and brands over anyone else’s opinions.I will take Jason Burton's opinion over your anonymous internet opinion 365 days a year. Carry on ruining threads. This isn't the first one.
That’s a man’s caliber. It’s not suitable for everyone..38 Super?
I did not say that at all. Those 1911 builders make or contract magazines with their own unique features in order to generate sales and sell a package. It's all about the Benjamins.Apparently Wilson Combat, Ed Brown, Les Baer, Nighthawk, Guncrafter disagreed. Perhaps they're not serious 1911 builders...
Wilson are generally called the best, by most people I know. Mec Gar are the best low-priced mags.I have a Colt if that matters.
Thanks, in advance.
Agreed. A properly made to spec 1911 should work with GI mags. However, GI mags or GI-style mags are far from being the best.I did not say that at all. Those 1911 builders make or contract magazines with their own unique features in order to generate sales and sell a package. It's all about the Benjamins.
But the two I mentioned above should work with 230-gr ball in ANY decent 1911. If those mags don't work it isn't the mag. Either the guns geometry is off, ammo isn't a good match, or something has been fudged with from the original design.
i will take my own experience with over thirty Colts and hundreds of mags in varying calibers and brands over anyone else’s opinions.
but hey, if you feel the need to follow someone’s leads instead of relying on your own experience then that’s on you. Don’t blame me because you don’t have first hand experience.
Can't stop. Won't stop. :animlol:
If it helps your low self esteem then carry on with your e-superiority complex. :cheers:I’m here all week.
Talking about low self-esteem, I’m not the one who has to quote somebody else’s opinions instead of my own.If it helps your low self esteem then carry on with your e-superiority complex. :cheers:
Wilson 47D's first, followed by Chip McCormick power mags. Just my opinion though.I have a Colt if that matters.
Thanks, in advance.
Ed Brown, I believe, partnered with one of those companies to get their mags. Wilson 47Ds didnt run in my Kimbers, to include last round issues. Ed Browns mags have the bump and have all 3 run flawlessly from day 1 in my Kimbers.Apparently Wilson Combat, Ed Brown, Les Baer, Nighthawk, Guncrafter disagreed. Perhaps they're not serious 1911 builders...
That’s why I never said Wilson Combat mags are the best.Ed Brown, I believe, partnered with one of those companies to get their mags. Wilson 47Ds didnt run in my Kimbers, to include last round issues. Ed Browns mags have the bump and have all 3 run flawlessly from day 1 in my Kimbers.
You missed the point. Earlier you mentioned colts were made by check mate or metalform and therefore not of good quality- if so then why did ed brown partner with one of those for their mags?That’s why I never said Wilson Combat mags are the best.
nonetheless the 47D is at least a decade out of date. There are much better Wilson Combat mags out there according to Bill Wilson himself.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iSCBT463jwo&t=433s
because Ed Brown mags probably aren’t the same run-of-the-mill check mates as the ones Colt get?You missed the point. Earlier you mentioned colts were made by check mate or metalform and therefore not of good quality- if so then why did ed brown partner with one of those for their mags?