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Offline Almtnman

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Pro-Mag magazines for Sig P220
« on: April 25, 2007, 11:30:49 AM »
I would like to know about the Pro-Mag magazines for a Sig P220 if they function as good as a factory mag. I've been watching eBay for a couple of weeks and noticed a lot of them for sale there. Then I went to the Pro-Mag site and found that I could buy them brand new cheaper than the used ones cost on eBay. What I would like to know also is about Pro-Mag's 7 and 8 round magazine. Does the 8 round magazine fit flush the same as a factory magazine does? I know that Pro-Mag has a rounded bottom so I can jam the clips in faster than a factory mag, but don't know if I should get their 7 round or 8 round magazines as I don't want a lot of clip extension.
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Re: Pro-Mag magazines for Sig P220
« Reply #1 on: April 26, 2007, 04:02:00 AM »
Anybody on here know anything about the Pro-Mag 7 or 8 round magazine for the SIG P220?

Help me out here!


edited: Today at 04:06:57 PM

Never mind, I just called the factory and found out the info I needed.
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Re: Pro-Mag magazines for Sig P220
« Reply #2 on: January 27, 2008, 03:27:47 AM »
Promag pistol mags are horrible-----spend the extra cash and get Sig factory(Megcar) or Megcar mags themselves. Check CDNN for good prices.


The only Promags that I've seen work well are newer production Mini-14 mags-----stay away from anything else from Promag.
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Re: Pro-Mag magazines for Sig P220
« Reply #3 on: March 05, 2008, 08:20:08 AM »
Quote from: Omaha-BeenGlockin on January 27, 2008, 03:27:47 AM
Promag pistol mags are horrible-----spend the extra cash and get Sig factory(Megcar) or Megcar mags themselves. Check CDNN for good prices.


The only Promags that I've seen work well are newer production Mini-14 mags-----stay away from anything else from Promag.
I agree I bought a couple of 10 round promags and the ammo wouldn't feed they're junk,I also mbought some noname mags and they don't feed either. The Midway March Flyer has  factory original 8 round Sig Mags on sale for the  P220 @ $28.99 and  p226 the 9mm luger 20 round is 39.99,p228,229 & 239 are all 28.99.
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Re: Pro-Mag magazines for Sig P220
« Reply #4 on: March 06, 2008, 11:28:41 AM »
I agree, I would stick with the Sig mag.  I just received a new CDNN Catalog (already ordered three pistols) there are tons of original factory Sig mags available at fairly reasonable prices.  I missed out on the mags for the 225, when I called my order in they said all had been bought by one person.........he must be preparing for a war, that was a lot of 2700 mags!
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Re: Pro-Mag magazines for Sig P220
« Reply #5 on: March 08, 2009, 01:15:46 PM »
Promags have two uses, the range, where jams don't really matter and a paper weight. They are great paper weights.
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