Will these mags work?

[rchaisch]

hey, i found these mags on the internet and wondering if anyone knows if these mags would work with a M10/9 SWD/Texas Mac?

http://www.gunclips.net/mac10in9mm50.html


and, is gunclips.net a good site to buy mags on?

 

[aw4ever]

Those are probably National mags. I got a couple of the 50s. I won;t get anymore. The 32s were ok but, not anything near as good as a converted Soumi mag. As always any mag you get for a MAC style gun will probably need to be tweeked to run right in your gun.

 

[MPA guy]

Those look just like the same 50 round mags that I bought from USMG a while back (for about $90 for a 3 pack).

One curious thing I noticed of those are two of the mags didn't have a reinforcing bar on the top front at the seam and they were just spot/tack welded, while the other mag did have one.

The followers in the USMG ones are made of plastic. And I have yet to be able to remove the floorplate on any of them since the lips look like they've been bent inward for some reason and I haven't pried on them to get them apart.

I haven't tried them yet, so I don't know how they'll run, or if loading them to capacity will cause them to swell out, but the seam of one of them looks pretty iffy since I can see light through it without any rounds in the mag.

 

[osumetallurgist]

Those look just like the same 50 round mags that I bought from USMG a while back (for about $90 for a 3 pack).

One curious thing I noticed of those are two of the mags didn't have a reinforcing bar on the top front at the seam and they were just spot/tack welded, while the other mag did have one.

The followers in the USMG ones are made of plastic. And I have yet to be able to remove the floorplate on any of them since the lips look like they've been bent inward for some reason and I haven't pried on them to get them apart.

I haven't tried them yet, so I don't know how they'll run, or if loading them to capacity will cause them to swell out, but the seam of one of them looks pretty iffy since I can see light through it without any rounds in the mag.

Is it possible to weld up the magazines yourself and add a spine to them? I'm going to start buying magazines soon so I don't have to use the cobray magazines mine came with.

 

[MPA guy]

Yes it is possible to do it yourself.

But some people are unwilling to feel that they should for a magazine that already costs about $30.

And considering that a Suomi mag is much better in different ways, if I wanted to weld on anything, it would be a better quality to begin with.

Just my 2 cents

 

[MgA_ODEN]

hey, i found these mags on the internet and wondering if anyone knows if these mags would work with a M10/9 SWD/Texas Mac?

http://www.gunclips.net/mac10in9mm50.html


and, is gunclips.net a good site to buy mags on?

Howdy from a fellow SWD Texas MAC 10/9 owner :beer
I bought some mags from them and they were junk, thin metal body with plastic floor plates. Do yourself a favor and buy from someone else.

 

[osumetallurgist]

Yes it is possible to do it yourself.

But some people are unwilling to feel that they should for a magazine that already costs about $30.

And considering that a Suomi mag is much better in different ways, if I wanted to weld on anything, it would be a better quality to begin with.

Just my 2 cents

Oh I agree, Im looking to spend as little as possible to buy more magazines but still get a decent mag. If you've already got the cheaper mags tho you can mod them is all that matters.

 

[OU77KG]

"Add some real firepower to your Mac 10 gun with this 50rd 9mm gun magazine from National. This is a 50rd 9mm gun mag that fits Mac 10/ Ingram guns. Buy your gun clips at gunclip depot."

All i'm saying is why would you buy a MAGAZINE for your weapon from a place that calls it a freaking clip and the damn site is called gunclipdepot. Ridiculous.