Videos tagged with Aftermarket Magazine

This video details a failure point identified in Sig Sauer P320/M18 OEM magazines during extensive testing. The instructor, who professionally trains individuals and observes high round counts, experienced a cracked magazine at approximately 6,000 rounds. This is presented as a significant issue because the magazines were previously considered the only strong point of the Sig platform, especially when compared to the perceived durability of Glock magazines tested under similar conditions.

This video reviews the Mec-Gar 18-round magazine for the Glock 19. The presenter highlights its metal construction, extended base plate designed to accommodate flared magwells, and a unique indent that prevents excessive wear on the firearm's magazine catch. The magazine is also demonstrated to function reliably in 'clone' firearms, specifically a Ruger American Pistol.

This video reviews Mec-Gar's new aftermarket metal magazines for Glock pistols, highlighting their design and functionality. The presenter demonstrates the ease of disassembling the magazine base plate for cleaning and reassembly, noting that all components remain captured on the spring. The review also covers the magazine's performance in both Glock firearms and Glock-clone pistols like the Ruger RXM.

This video compares Magpul PMAGs for Glock firearms against genuine Glock magazines. The instructor highlights the PMAG's all-polymer construction versus the Glock mag's metal insert, discussing durability concerns for the PMAG's lip over time, especially with drops. While acknowledging PMAGs function well and are cost-effective for range use, the instructor still prefers OEM Glock magazines for everyday carry due to the perceived long-term durability advantage of the metal insert.

This video tests the reliability of PSA Micro Dagger 15-round magazines with a Glock 43X. The presenter found that the magazines functioned flawlessly through 90 rounds of testing with both Full Metal Jacket and defensive ammunition, without requiring a change in the factory magazine release. The extended capacity offers a significant advantage for concealed carry.

Magpul introduced the T-MAG, a DOD-approved translucent AR-15 magazine, and the AEG 17, their first metal magazine for the SIG P320. The T-MAG allows for easy visual identification of ammunition types and round count, addressing a 17-year development goal. The AEG 17 offers a high-quality, corrosion-resistant alternative to OEM SIG P320 magazines.

This guide details how to address internal polymer flashing found in Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Micro Dagger 15-round magazines, a common issue that can cause follower snagging. The video emphasizes that this is a necessary DIY fix for optimal reliability. Expert instruction from Brett highlights the importance of meticulous cleaning using an X-Acto knife and sandpaper to ensure smooth follower operation, crucial for a dependable concealed carry setup.

This review compares the Magpul PMAG 17 GL9 magazine with standard Glock magazines for Glock 17 and 19 pistols. The PMAG is noted for its all-polymer construction, making it lighter and drop-free, with an easy tool-less disassembly process. While reliable for range use and significantly cheaper, the reviewer expresses reservations about its suitability for everyday carry due to potential long-term durability concerns compared to OEM Glock magazines.

This video focuses on the Magpul GL9 Magazine specifically designed for the Glock 26 pistol. It likely explores the features, performance, and compatibility of this aftermarket magazine with the subcompact Glock model. Viewers can expect information relevant to Glock owners and those looking to enhance their firearm's magazine capacity or reliability.

This video appears to be about a Glock magazine that is not original equipment (OEM). The title suggests an investigation into a "cheating" or counterfeit magazine, likely focusing on a comparison, potential malfunction, or reliability issue with a non-OEM Glock magazine versus an OEM one. It could involve a demonstration of the issue, a breakdown of the differences, or advice on identifying genuine magazines.

This video focuses on the Shield Arms Z9 magazine specifically designed for the Glock 43 pistol. It likely explores the features, performance, and potential benefits of using this aftermarket magazine with the popular subcompact handgun. Viewers can expect information relevant to Glock 43 owners looking for magazine upgrades.

This guide details the process of loading and testing the RWB 50-round drum magazine for Glock firearms, as demonstrated by firearms enthusiast Esai Givens. It covers essential safety checks, manual loading procedures for a broken spring mechanism, and live-fire testing to assess reliability. The review highlights potential failure points and provides practical insights for users of aftermarket drum magazines.