New M10/9 mags!

[stoyan79]

There is tons of space in the stock Mac-10 upper, should be very easy to slow it down.

Usmachinegun and ftf sells them. they're not too hard to find. As for the RPM, 1100 or 1200 I think?

 

[PapaSeven]

I'm late, but I'd like to send funds and try it out. I mag dump a lot of different ammo I find, so I'm a good speed checker.

 

[TonyM]

Thst is something I thought about. However, fir the sake of protecting my product until I can get it patented, I won't be discussing the exact design at all.

Congrats on the design!

I don't want to poo-poo on your parade, but I can say that unless there is at least one very unique feature, getting a defensible patent on a double stack magazine will be difficult. Good luck with it, but be aware that it probably won't be patentable.

 

[zero99z]

Congrats on the design!

I don't want to poo-poo on your parade, but I can say that unless there is at least one very unique feature, getting a defensible patent on a double stack magazine will be difficult. Good luck with it, but be aware that it probably won't be patentable.

There is definitely a definable feature that makes my magazine unique.

 

[rchaisch]

i voted yes, but i would also be a beta tester.

i have a stock Texas/SWD M10/9.

 

[Vegas SMG]

i voted yes, but i would also be a beta tester.

i have a stock Texas/SWD M10/9.

As stated on the first page, this is only for people who own a .45acp gun with a grease gun magwell gun. These mags are for use with a .45acp to 9mm conversion and only for those people with double feed 9mm bolts.

 

[TonyM]

There is definitely a definable feature that makes my magazine unique.

Awesome man, Good luck!

 

[Esox]

Congrats on the design!

I don't want to poo-poo on your parade, but I can say that unless there is at least one very unique feature, getting a defensible patent on a double stack magazine will be difficult. Good luck with it, but be aware that it probably won't be patentable.

I would be interested in some for my PS M-10 45ACP if the price was right.

That being said, the market for such a magazine is extremely small and likely not worth the ass pain of securing and defending a patent. Furthermore, a patent would drive the cost up and subsequently make your market even smaller. If this new magazine is truly new and not just a modification of existing grease gun magazines, then I would recommend licensing your idea to an existing magazine manufacturer (e.g., Shockwave). For reference, read the dozens of pages in the Z-mag development thread to get an idea of what it really takes to manufacture a quality magazine.

 

[zero99z]

I would be interested in some for my PS M-10 45ACP if the price was right.

That being said, the market for such a magazine is extremely small and likely not worth the ass pain of securing and defending a patent. Furthermore, a patent would drive the cost up and subsequently make your market even smaller. If this new magazine is truly new and not just a modification of existing grease gun magazines, then I would recommend licensing your idea to an existing magazine manufacturer (e.g., Shockwave). For reference, read the dozens of pages in the Z-mag development thread to get an idea of what it really takes to manufacture a quality magazine.

That's something I didn't consider. I don't want to limit the market, and I want to keep the cost down.

 

[supperman]

Just make a 50 round magazine for the Mac 10/9. That's a decent size market with ZERO competition.

 

[LawBob]

I would be interested in some for my PS M-10 45ACP if the price was right.

That being said, the market for such a magazine is extremely small and likely not worth the ass pain of securing and defending a patent. Furthermore, a patent would drive the cost up and subsequently make your market even smaller. If this new magazine is truly new and not just a modification of existing grease gun magazines, then I would recommend licensing your idea to an existing magazine manufacturer (e.g., Shockwave). For reference, read the dozens of pages in the Z-mag development thread to get an idea of what it really takes to manufacture a quality magazine.

Why don't you just buy $16 http://www.keepshooting.com/m3-grease-gun-magazine.html gg mags?

 

[LawBob]

Just make a 50 round magazine for the Mac 10/9. That's a decent size market with ZERO competition.

40 or 50rd GG mags would be good

 

[Esox]

Why don't you just buy $16 http://www.keepshooting.com/m3-grease-gun-magazine.html gg mags?

Because his magazines are used with the 45ACP lower to be able to run a 9mm upper without a magazine insert.

 

[zero99z]

40 or 50rd GG mags would be good

I will be making them in different capacities, including a 10 rounder for states with restrictions. I'll most likely do 40 or 50 rounder at some point, but right now the standard cap mag is the priority.

 

[MPA guy]

Makes me wish I had a 45 magwell in my M10/9.

Best of luck !!

 

[LawBob]

I would be interested in some for my PS M-10 45ACP if the price was right.

you said you wanted magazines for a PS m10/45.

Are you saying you have a PSm10 with a 9mm lower and a 45 upper? Totally confused. He's proposing making 9mm mags that fit a 45 magwell.

 

[LawBob]

I am now guessing you were just stating what you had. My apologies for self confusion.

 

[ftldrben]

I am now guessing you were just stating what you had. My apologies for self confusion.

Made the same mistake when I voted in the poll.

So remove one 'Yes' vote and add one 'No'.

No needs, have plenty, like 50+, (sure I'd like more but it a sickness) of M10/9 mags that RUN...

 

[timkel]

I was going to ask, how have you eliminated the bullet guide. But fair enough. I will wait till your mags hit the market. As long as it is 100% reliable, it will sell.

 

[DistalRadius]

I may have missed where it was specified, but are we talking about a steel mag?