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Posted: 11/20/2001 1:40:17 PM EDT
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if there is any rust on the mags use Flitz* the stuff works wonders but may take off some finish if you use too much. Break Free cleaning oil is good for lubrication. Also I like hoppe's cleaning oil on almost anything
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Posted: 11/20/2001 2:55:16 PM EDT
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I have bunch for my 92F, and functions perfectly for me. Hold 2 more rounds than factory. The centerfire Ramlines use a flat spring rather than coil spring, therefore it has extra room for 2 more rounds.
You don't need to clean them until that start to jam. I tried to clean one once, and it screwed it up, turning it into useless piece of junk. After that I never cleaned them again. |
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Posted: 11/20/2001 3:52:34 PM EDT
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Clean METAL magazines out withour disassembly with high quality brake cleaner. It isn't as nasty as cheaper stuff IMO. Let the gunge drip out and re-oil with some dedicated gun oil.....NOT WD-40!!!
Check the Equipment Exchange for factory SIG Hi Caps. |
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Posted: 11/20/2001 4:50:09 PM EDT
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Ive got a couple for my P226 that I bought with the gun in 87, they have never failed or given me any problem what so ever. I like em and they hold 18 rds each so who am I to complain
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Posted: 11/20/2001 5:32:37 PM EDT
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I have a pair for my 9mm BHP. I wish I had bought more and bought hundreds of those 10-22 mags.
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Posted: 11/20/2001 5:47:02 PM EDT
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I have some 25-rd ramline for my AR-7....never had a problem. Y'know those things go for upwards of $65 now!
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Posted: 11/20/2001 6:04:36 PM EDT
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they work great in my 10/22 only prob is the plastic lips after a while can break :(
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Posted: 11/20/2001 9:49:46 PM EDT
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Ramline plastic mags split and are ruined after a bit of use.
The ramline 22lr pistol was a piece of crap. I buy nothing made by Ramline or USA mags company |
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Posted: 11/21/2001 4:52:56 AM EDT
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Mine are all steel, so maybe that is the difference between the ones that work and the ones that dont? Hmmmm I dont know but maybe. |
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Posted: 11/21/2001 11:58:59 AM EDT
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I have six Ramline 18 round mags for my SIG P226. 3 blue and 3 stainless. They are very reliable as long as I stick to standard velocity ammo. +P ammo causes problems because of the increased slide velocity. They are great for practice, save wear and tear on my preban factory mags, and I wish I had more of them.
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Posted: 11/21/2001 2:41:08 PM EDT
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I've had several some time ago, for my Mini-14 and at first are just fine, but soon stop functioning. Also, if dropped, they puke out most of the 30 rounds. They suck.
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Posted: 11/21/2001 4:12:29 PM EDT
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I would recommend only Sig factory or Mecgar's (who also makes factory Sig mags) for reliablity.
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