[jojo_G19]

do any1 of u guys know where i can find a gunsmith that makes a good magwell for para p16-40??


jojo

[batangueno]

First Option - 4154430

[doctabako]

No experience with Paras but I heard that the Smith & Alexander magwell is the best one for it. I saw one at Twin Pines MCS.

[bulm540]

ditto on the S & A , the best mag well in my opinion. That is what I had in my para before.

[Allegra]

If you can get masnny sunico to make one for you, dun na!
If not, metrillo or boy tolentino makes great lookin magwells, cheaper and better lookin than imported magwells

[rhino465]

I like the S&A too, but it requires a gunsmith (or machinist) to shorten the frame a bit to install it.

Another good choice is the Dawson magwell. The standard version (not the "ice") goes right on there and I don't think it even requires any blending on most guns.

[paltik45]

If you'll get the S&A magwell you still need it to be "BLENDED" to your frame. That means gunsmith fit, if I were you Kabayan I'll just go to a local smith to have them do the whole setup. You will save more in the long run. I prefer METRILLO bros. to do the job.

[batangueno]

Here is what an S&A magwell looks like. It's a magwell and mainspring housing in one.

[Eye Cutter]

Pareho kami ni Batangueno ng set-up. Here's my Para P16-40 with an S&A MSH and Magwell combo

[mc_oliver]

If you fancy this, eto gawa ni Col. Bayang (840-1362).



Also, try to avoid a magwell that's welded (and becomes integral) to the frame. That way when your magwell shows some wear, you can have it refinished separately from the frame.