Pro Mags from CDNN

[robertcarr]

I think it was on this list that someone posted that CDNN had high
cap Pro-Mags to fit my CZ-85 on sale for $14.95. I was a little leery
because I'd had bad experiences with aftermarket mags for my Ruger P-
95, but since the factory high caps for the CZ are going for around
$50 each, I decided to give them a try.

The following is an unsolicited testimonial: These things are GREAT!
They work BETTER than my factory mags. They are slick, drop free
without inducement, are well constructed and feed flawlessly. Pro Mags from CDNN - a great deal.

Bob Carr
A6702

[Skorzeny]

ProMag bodies seem to be pretty well-made.

However, I think that, eventually, the springs should be replaced with Wolff springs.

If you compare the lengths of ProMag and factory springs, you will be surprised by how short the ProMag springs are.

Skorzeny


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[jthuang]

They gave me one of those ProMag 15 rounders with the used two-tone P226 I got from them. So far, the ProMag has worked fine, although I did notice that the spring was weaker than my factory high-caps.

Justin

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Justin T. Huang, Esq.
late of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

[Ledbetter]

What is CDNN? Does the internet have it?

[Ronin 99]

www.cdnninvestments.com (http://www.cdnninvestments.com)
Ronin

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