In all the years I have had one magazine go bad, it was for a Ruger 10-22. One day after hunting rabbits I tossed this still loaded mag onto my bench, but somehow it fell behind the bench. 15 or 16 years later I was doing some deep cleaning and low and behold I found this mag. I took it out to the range and it wouldn't work at all. Was the spring sprung? Was it just dirty? Was it just mad at me for loosing it? I have no idea, all I know it that it worked when I lost it and it didn't when I found it. Of course this doesn't apply to a 1911 mag, or any other stick mag for that matter, but it is the one mag that I have had fail that was left loaded for an extended period of time.
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Probably been beat to death, but
- Tom, 2019-08-20, 08:22
- I have had one go bad - Bryant, 2019-08-20, 21:02
- Leavings Magazines Loaded - Burban, 2019-08-20, 12:27
- JEFF COOPER SETTLED THIS A LONG TIME AGO - JT, 2019-08-20, 09:38
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It is often asked. Not Gary , but I think it probably does
- SPB, 2019-08-20, 09:33
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I am sure I mentioned this before but I will bore
- Gary Reeder, 2019-08-20, 10:03
- Consider valve springs in your car engine - Jim Taylor, 2019-08-20, 10:10
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I am sure I mentioned this before but I will bore
- Gary Reeder, 2019-08-20, 10:03