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M&P Pro mag-Any good?
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Jim Watson
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I haven't tried them for that gun
They are OK in my Sig Sauer but not a friend's and their .22 conversion magazine was a bust.
On the other hand, I have one ACT Mag that works fine and cost less.
ACT-MAG S&W M&P9 S&W M&P9 2.0 9mm 17 RD Full Size MPB-9-17 49176 [ACT-MAG MPB-9-17 ARMSCOR 49176] - $19.95 : Greg Cote LLC
They are OK in my Sig Sauer but not a friend's and their .22 conversion magazine was a bust.
On the other hand, I have one ACT Mag that works fine and cost less.
ACT-MAG S&W M&P9 S&W M&P9 2.0 9mm 17 RD Full Size MPB-9-17 49176 [ACT-MAG MPB-9-17 ARMSCOR 49176] - $19.95 : Greg Cote LLC
Okie21
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Junk. I bought 2 at a gun show. One malfunctioned at the range. The spring got hung up inside the mag well and the rounds were bouncing around inside. I threw both in the trash. Never again.
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I'd rather carry my spare ammo in an empty peanut sack.
Better NoMag than ProMag.
They are junk.
They are junk.
jamesepoop
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I tried them because I wanted range spares and they came in 10 rd capacity. They function fine for me. I think the negative was my set doesn't always lock the slide after the last round. If I could do 10 in s+w mags I would. I used magguts in my s+w and each one now has plus one without any further extension.
