The benefit of the forums is finding helpful information. If we leave it at that we are all gtg.
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Welcome to the forums. Poke around and get to know everyone here. For the most part a bunch of good guys. Just watch out for the crazy @sean.psa dude.
Those of us with little shields by our names are the mods. We arnt all PSA employees but if you need something ask.
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i use ets for my daggers…
https://palmettostatearmory.com/ets-glock-9mm-15rd-magazine-carbon-smoke-smk-glk-19.html
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For the gentleman who asked about the difference between over insertion of the mecgar mags, I am seeing no difference between the g19 and g17 in the compact frame and almost no difference with the fullsizeS frame and g17 mag. I dont believe broken ejectors will be an issue. The top picture is g17 in compact. The second Pic is the g19 in compact and the bottom is g17 in fullsizeS. All seem to have the same clearance when force is applied to the base of the magazines.
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I have never tried them. I only considered the mecgars due to my glock mags getting banged up and having issues falling out due to galling of the area responsible for holding them in place, specifically on my full-size s when running glock mags with Tyrant cnc +5 baseplates
yea the ETS are amazing with no modifications to anything they are GTG magdump an entire magazine any size that fits, or bigger, zero issues in daggers, glocks, PCC
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I may have to get a few to try. I shoot regularly so I can never have enough magazines on hand. Maybe I will get a couple for my “girlfriends” compact and score some brownie points with her lol
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really popular with PCC because the 31rnd ETS have less issues with a magdump than the Glock oem 33rnd mag.. tried them with a dagger and was very happy as well.
and are cheap enough to just drop on a magswap
Ahh very nice..I dont have any glock mags that large as my Pcc runs duramag colt 32rd uzi mags
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That issue would really be whether the mag catch allows over insertion to happen.
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ETS are sometimes hit or miss but they will replace faulty mags.
After failures, I just stick with the perfect OEM mags without regret.
The reason I started experimenting with these magazines is the fact that glock mags have had the same issues for me, except that its actually failure of the polymer on the magazines themselves after many rounds through them. This will never be an issue with a steel magazine, and I have never had an issue with a mecgar magazine in my lifetime of shooting. Neither the glock magazine or the mecgar is an oem mag for a dagger. I can correct the failure I was having with the mecgar magazine with a $20 upgrade, but when a glock mag fails its 30 bucks.. my mecgars are less then 20 on some sites.
personally seen zero issues with gen2 ets,. they even seem to cycle better than glock oem
Ive not tried the mecgar but they are a well established mag maker. Where did you order yours from?
Gunmag warehouse. I think like 17 bucks a piece atm.
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Thanks.
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I got a chance to run a bunch of rounds in the fullsize frame and I have to say these work excellent, probably better then glock mags.
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You have some nice holster wear on that gun….
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I shoot it quite a bit and its one of my favorite carry guns.
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