Be a good mag for Ruger’s new sub gun. (If the particular mag you bought runs good).I only carry OEM GLOCK mags.
Then again, I can't see carrying a 33 round mag, so it's not really an issue.
I wish you would change the Title it is NOT a Glock Mag, should clearly say After Market Glock Mags, Asian Mags for Glocks etc, your Title implies these are glock brandThis was posted on a Glock Facebook group !
https://www.classicfirearms.com/glock-9mm-33-rd-mag-after-market
Who NK's Military?Seems they are good enough for the military! I carry my G26 with their Pmag12. Never had an issue with them.
I’d rather use that, then a +2 extension
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Magpul mags on sale are only a couple bucks more and they're a known entity. I can't count the number of "Asian" mags I've thrown away over the years.
Trash? Not all; just like bad USA brand (that would include ALL of them) and Pro-Mags (most of them), they make it to the 25/50 yard line on my range so at least I don't feel too cheated for buying inferior stuff (or used to).The G22 Korean mags, on the other hand, literally went in the trash.
Suspect they are Korean.... did 13 months there,94-95.Well at that price even Korean mags should get a chance in the market. Just hope the springs are heat treated.
What he said.To clarify, these are NOT OEM Glock magazines. Save your money and just buy the real ones.
This!I wish you would change the Title it is NOT a Glock Mag, should clearly say After Market Glock Mags, Asian Mags for Glocks etc, your Title implies these are glock brand![]()
True. That new ruger is on my want list too!Be a good mag for Ruger’s new sub gun. (If the particular mag you bought runs good).
Mine too!!True. That new ruger is on my want list too!
"Good enough" in terms of function is not the only issue for civilian carry. It is widely believed that use of aftermarket parts and modifications other than, say night sights -- no matter how functionally practical they may be -- can be manipulated by opposing legal counsel to weaken legal defense in the hopefully unlikely event that armed self-defense results in the self-defender facing legal charges. Hence best to stick with OEM mags for carry.