STAY AWAY FROM EXTENDED MAGS!!! (MAG DUMPS)

Published on April 28, 2021
Duration: 23:00

This video highlights potential reliability issues with extended magazines during mag dumps, particularly when user grip interferes with the magazine release. It also showcases malfunctions with a .22 LR 1911 and an AR-15 pistol, suggesting the importance of proper break-in and lubrication. The creator emphasizes that while extended mags are fun, they may not be suitable for self-defense due to potential failures.

Quick Summary

Extended magazines can be unreliable for self-defense, potentially jamming or falling out during firing due to recoil. User grip can also inadvertently release the magazine, especially when shooting left-handed. Budget optics may also fail, making reliable iron sights or premium optics preferable.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit & Range Plan
  2. 01:00Gear Issues & Firearm Intro
  3. 04:17Glock Extended Mag Dumps & Failures
  4. 06:29Troubleshooting Grip & Magazine Release
  5. 09:01Glock 43X EDC Testing
  6. 10:55ATI .22 1911 Malfunctions
  7. 12:24AR-15 7.62x39 Mag Dump

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the risks of using extended magazines for self-defense?

Extended magazines can be less reliable than standard capacity ones, potentially causing jams or even falling out during firing due to recoil. This unreliability makes them a risky choice for self-defense where consistent function is critical.

Why might a magazine release itself during shooting?

If shooting left-handed, your grip might inadvertently press the magazine release button under recoil. This can cause the magazine to drop from the firearm, interrupting the shooting sequence.

Are budget red dot sights reliable for firearms?

The video suggests that budget red dot sights can be unreliable. The creator experienced issues and opted for iron sights or higher-quality optics, indicating that budget options may not withstand recoil or offer consistent performance.

What issues can occur with new firearms like the ATI GSG-1911?

New firearms, particularly models like the ATI GSG-1911 in .22 LR, may experience failures to feed or jams. This often indicates a need for more lubrication or a proper break-in period to ensure smooth operation.

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