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2/18/2016 4:30:57 PM EDT
I picked up a couple of the ETS mags for my G19.  I was looking at the spring and it has an odd design, doesn't seem to be made in a uniform fashion like a regular Glock mag.  When I started loading the magazine up it doesn't seem to compress uniformly, almost like the spring is binding up on itself, yet it did take all 15 rounds.  Anyone else notice this about this spring?  For those of you that bought them are you happy with them?


It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.
2/18/2016 7:26:12 PM EDT
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aren't they transparent
2/18/2016 7:27:42 PM EDT
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I picked up a couple of the ETS mags for my G19.  I was looking at the spring and it has an odd design, doesn't seem to be made in a uniform fashion like a regular Glock mag.  When I started loading the magazine up it doesn't seem to compress uniformly, almost like the spring is binding up on itself, yet it did take all 15 rounds.  Anyone else notice this about this spring?  For those of you that bought them are you happy with them?


It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.
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I'm almost positive I remember ETS mentioning the spring thing in their "new product" thread quite some time back, and saying that it's normal
2/18/2016 7:43:37 PM EDT
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Quoted:  I picked up a couple of the ETS mags for my G19.  I was looking at the spring and it has an odd design, doesn't seem to be made in a uniform fashion like a regular Glock mag.  When I started loading the magazine up it doesn't seem to compress uniformly, almost like the spring is binding up on itself, yet it did take all 15 rounds.  Anyone else notice this about this spring?  For those of you that bought them are you happy with them?

It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.
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Have you thought about using a Sharpie?
2/19/2016 12:29:41 AM EDT
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It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.

aren't they transparent


Yes, I seem to remember noticing that.  Since they added their logo on the side I was thinking it would have been nice to have a mark for quick reference.




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Quoted:  I picked up a couple of the ETS mags for my G19.  I was looking at the spring and it has an odd design, doesn't seem to be made in a uniform fashion like a regular Glock mag.  When I started loading the magazine up it doesn't seem to compress uniformly, almost like the spring is binding up on itself, yet it did take all 15 rounds.  Anyone else notice this about this spring?  For those of you that bought them are you happy with them?

It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.


Have you thought about using a Sharpie?



Sharpie will probably wear off.  I did notice that 5 rounds puts it right at the indents for the mag catch.
2/19/2016 12:30:14 AM EDT
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I'm almost positive I remember ETS mentioning the spring thing in their "new product" thread quite some time back, and saying that it's normal
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I picked up a couple of the ETS mags for my G19.  I was looking at the spring and it has an odd design, doesn't seem to be made in a uniform fashion like a regular Glock mag.  When I started loading the magazine up it doesn't seem to compress uniformly, almost like the spring is binding up on itself, yet it did take all 15 rounds.  Anyone else notice this about this spring?  For those of you that bought them are you happy with them?


It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.


I'm almost positive I remember ETS mentioning the spring thing in their "new product" thread quite some time back, and saying that it's normal



Cool, thanks!
2/19/2016 1:23:01 AM EDT
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Sharpie will probably wear off.  I did notice that 5 rounds puts it right at the indents for the mag catch.
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It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.

Have you thought about using a Sharpie?

Sharpie will probably wear off.  I did notice that 5 rounds puts it right at the indents for the mag catch.

Paint pen
2/26/2016 11:07:53 PM EDT
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Or, you know,  just re-apply if it fades.  
2/26/2016 11:16:49 PM EDT
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It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.

Have you thought about using a Sharpie?

Sharpie will probably wear off.  I did notice that 5 rounds puts it right at the indents for the mag catch.

Paint pen

Or you know, just count to 5.
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2/26/2016 11:54:57 PM EDT
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It's a pity that ETS didn't put a mark at the 5 and 10 rd positions for people to be able to check loads.


Have you thought about using a Sharpie?


Sharpie will probably wear off.  I did notice that 5 rounds puts it right at the indents for the mag catch.


Paint pen


Or you know, just count to 5.

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