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6/2/2026 3:05:15 PM EDT
[Last Edit: runguns][Edited]
Has anyone here have/used Perfect Zero 2011 magazines? Are they a waste of money? Do they need frequent tuning to get to run? They have a 140mm 20rd mag with polymer base pad as a more budget friendly option. I'm contemplating on picking up a few, just looking for some user feedback before purchasing
6/2/2026 6:28:40 PM EDT
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No, I have not tried those.  I can say the CMC 17 rd have been flawless.  Springer DS prodigy.
I’m still pissed the only mag choice is a Glock compatible 2011, or the same old.  I guess Wilson went off the rez with their design.
If life was easy nobody would quit.
6/2/2026 6:37:22 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By runguns:
Has anyone here have/used Perfect Zero 2011 magazines? Are they a waste of money? Do they need frequent tuning to get to run? They have a 140mm 20rd mag with polymer base pad as a more budget friendly option. I'm contemplating on picking up a few, just looking for some user feedback before purchasing
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Perfect Zero aka Atlas gunworks makes some of the best magazines for 2011s
7/6/2026 4:33:32 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By xCLAYBUSTERx:


Perfect Zero aka Atlas gunworks makes some of the best magazines for 2011s
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This.  I have over a dozen Atlas mags and they are the best 2011 mags I've used (including MBX, Staccato/Checkmate, etc).

I actually just got a couple of their new cheap mags with the plastic base.  So far so good with them, but the classic mags with aluminum base pads are only a little more if you catch sales (typically in March and black friday).

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