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Kang Colby

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7. Two options

Reply to gejohnston (Original post)

Sun Dec 4, 2016, 11:50 PM

Dec 2016

Cycle through them a few dozen times at the range....or load them to capacity and let them sit for a few weeks....in a secure manner of course.

A good magazine doesn't need a break in for functional shooting purposes, but doing one of the above will make them easier to load by hand.

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new magizines [View all] gejohnston Nov 2016 OP

Do magazines need a break-in period? ManiacJoe Nov 2016 #1

don't know. gejohnston Nov 2016 #4

Yes, they start like that. ManiacJoe Nov 2016 #5

92% of your posts are in the Gun Control/RKBA group, and you're asking such a question? Paladin Nov 2016 #2

I'm basically a revolver person gejohnston Nov 2016 #3

Fair enough. Paladin Nov 2016 #6

Two options Kang Colby Dec 2016 #7