[HCRoadie]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Patriot.45
[B]I hope you meant FULL capacity ?

No need to use catch phrases from our
anti-gunrights liberal media is there ?
Isn't any magazine that is full of bullets "full capacity"?
Just asking

[JellyBelly]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by HCRoadie
[B]

Originally posted by Patriot.45
I hope you meant FULL capacity ?

No need to use catch phrases from our
anti-gunrights liberal media is there ?
Isn't any magazine that is full of bullets "full capacity"?
Just asking

"full capacity" = as many rounds as were designed to fit in a given firearm. A Glock 17 is designed to hold 17 rounds in the mag, therefore 17 is standard.

To be high capacity it would have to contain more rounds than originally specified by the manufacturer.

[Colorado Fatboy]

Originally posted by uncut
LALLALALLALALALLAALLAL

$25 for a 15 round 9mm factory Walther mag @ your local Sportsmans Warehouse

You couldn't pay me to shoot Glock..... well unless one day they know how to make a second strike capable pistol I guess

stay safe

THANKS for the tip! As of 2 seconds ago the store that is not too far from here has 2 in stock. They put them on hold for me. Price is still the same.

[Laserlips]

IMO:

Don't waste your money on Pro-Mags...

I just bought two 10rd Walther factory mags from CDNN for $19.99 each + shipping and that's cheap enough for me...

Just from personal experience and reading threads on various firearm forums over the years it seems Mec-Gar's always work perfectly, Pro-Mags are "iffy" to put it kindly..

Perhaps the quality of the MecGar's products are the reason they are the supplier for the P99/P99c and SW99's mags.

JMOFO

Best Wishes,

J. Pomeroy

[recon]

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[Flinter]

You couldn't pay me to shoot Glock..... well unless one day they know how to make a second strike capable pistol I guess

This is funny. What do you have against a gun that is one of the most reliable in the world? I like Glock, but that doesn't keep me from owning and shooting Walthers as well. Maybe the HK is so unreliable it actually needs a second strike capablity, not that anyone with sense would bother with pulling the hammer twice, just rack a new round in and go.

[ciwsguy]

Beats me why you would want a second strike capability. If a cartridge doesn't fire on the first strike, it likely won't fire on the second. Just eject the dud and go on. Of course, if the second round doesn't fire, then there may be a problem with the gun, or you have bad ammo.

[ciwsguy]

Midway USA just issued a Sale flier, Nov 2007. Walther P99 mags (15 round 9mm or 12 round 40 S&W) for $30.00 EA. www.midwayusa.com.

[sigcalcatrant]

Originally Posted by ciwsguy

Beats me why you would want a second strike capability. If a cartridge doesn't fire on the first strike, it likely won't fire on the second. Just eject the dud and go on. Of course, if the second round doesn't fire, then there may be a problem with the gun, or you have bad ammo.

Actually, if it doesn't fire on the first strike there is an 85% probability it will fire on the second.

[Blitzer]

Originally Posted by Patriot.45

I have also seen 9mm 15 round walther mag's made by
Pro-mag.
Anyone grabbing those ?

Promag =

[ciwsguy]

Originally Posted by sigcalcatrant

Actually, if it doesn't fire on the first strike there is an 85% probability it will fire on the second.

How do you figure that? Do you have data to prove it?

[LMBFlorida]

If anyone knows of a company with P99 9mm 15 rd factory mags in stock, I would appreciate a heads up. I have checked the links above and not found anything. I made the mistake of purchasing a couple of Pro-mags from the local gun show a few weeks ago and as stated above they are poor quality. One of them won't even lock the slide back. I will take them back the next gun show, but in the mean time I would like to locate a couple factory mags.

Thanks,

[TAG G30]

Not sure if anyone knows this, but any Smith double stack 9mm mag can be made to work reliably. All that needs to be done is the mag catch recut, but the feed lips and external dimentions are the same. If you have a line on walther followers, they will even lock the slide back. Unmodified the slide will lock back most of the time, and occasionaly lock with one round in the mag. Not a big deal for me, as the feed is 100% and I can get 15 rounders for about 6 bucks. 30 rounders are about 18 bucks.

[Lawrence Keeney]

[QUOTE=LMBFlorida;11897171]If anyone knows of a company with P99 9mm 15 rd factory mags in stock, I would appreciate a heads up. I have checked the links above and not found anything. I made the mistake of purchasing a couple of Pro-mags from the local gun show a few weeks ago and as stated above they are poor quality. One of them won't even lock the slide back. I will take them back the next gun show, but in the mean time I would like to locate a couple factory mags.


Midway arms is supposed to have an order of them in on or about April 5, 2009..or so they say..I have two mags on backorder from them and got another last fall. theyre factory walther..

[MrBruceWayne]

Try CDNN

[Lawrence Keeney]

CDNN hasnt had any mags since shortly after Barry won the elections.

They have mags for every gun it seems but that pistol.

I had my best luck on Midway USA

[MrBruceWayne]

What about SW-99 mags?

[American Gunfighter]

I am so glad i bought 15 extra mags when i got involved with my walthers......

I also have 2 -20 rounders, but they were a stiff $100 a piece.

[ADK_40GLKr]

Originally Posted by bluebomberx

New Jersey.

And NY!