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I'm getting tired of having to pull empty or depleted mags out of my .40 caliber Glock. It takes too damn long and requires 3 hands to change mags quickly. Does anyone have a solution?
If you have non-drop-free mags, also known as non-fully-metal-lined mags, you might try an extreme fix: sand down the sides that are rubbing. Go easy!
You could also sell your NFML mags and get some drop-frees...
No, they have no labels. It's kinda like obscenity, you got to know it when you see it.
Take a look here: http://glocktalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=640983&highlight=nfml+vs+fml
Thanks for the link. Asking an obvious question isn't my usual style, so I went in search of and found a great site with all the lowdown.
Glock FAQ/Magazine
Yep. But I found that my mags are the FML, and still drag if I don't press hard on the release button.
Something to get use to.
Whatever you put on the mag, keep it away from the ammunition (primers) if you rely on this pistol for anything important.
I'm, confused about the large capacity issue with regard to Glock pre and post-ban magazines.
I'm about to purchase a Glock 17C. My understanding is that it comes with a 17 round mag.
I have a Class "A" LTC in MA. Will these mags be legal or do I have to purchase 10 round mags for it?