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PROMAG S&W 39 9MM 8rd MAGAZINE STEEL BLUE

PROMAG S&W 39 9MM 8rd MAGAZINE STEEL BLUE
Item #:PGSMI16
Price:$19.49
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Magazine Size:8 Rounds
MPN:SMI 16
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Product Information

Only the finest high carbon heat-treated steel goes into our steel magazine bodies. They are tig welded for strength. The springs are precision wound using heat-treated chrome silicon wire. Bases and followers are injection molded from polymers selected for their durability. Then, each and every step of the assembly is checked and double checked in order to maintain the same consistent level of quality. We're so sure of how good ProMags are, we've warrantied them for as long as you own them. Each and every ProMag is made right here in the U.S.A.

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Technical Notes

All ProMag Industries magazines are 100% warranted against manufacturer's defects. Unauthorized modifications or deliberate abuse will void warranty. Defective magazines will be repaired or replaced at the sole discretion of ProMag Industries.

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 PROMAG S&W-39 9MM 8rd MAGAZINE

By Tim C. on Nov 19, 2014
I am a long time fan of ProMag products so when I fell into a real deal on a S&W 439 I turned to ProMag for extra magazines. These magazines are every bit as well made as the original S&W magazines but with this one exception. The ProMags fit tighter in the magazine well then the originals. At first I thought I had a real problem but with a little patience I found the ProMags have more metal on the sides of the magazines then the S&W magazines. This requires one to push firmly to seat the ProMag in the magazine well. That accomplished the ProMags feed properly when firing the weapon. These magazines also have a heavier and stronger feeder spring then the original S&W magazines and with reasonable care should last for many years.
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