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Its a .45 acp. Im not looking to go super high end, but Id like to get a dozen or so good quality mags that I know will run and function. Id like one or two flush base plates for carry, and a couple 10 rounds for range use.

Just traded into a S&W Performance Center 1911 and wondering what brand mags people prefer? Google fetches a million opinions, but I generally trust the knowledge base here more than the average forum. And do you have a preference where you order from or know of a place that regularly runs good deals on them?

Weekend bump

Bump

Its the Lords way of telling you to keep it and sell a kidney instead...

How about an even $1k

Hump day bump

Hump day price drop to 950

Bump $70 shipped

I didnt when i read it the first time lol. Fine looking piece and a good price too

What kind of price did you have in mind?

I hate to say it because I despise the ATF and think they should be abolished, but you're not wrong. You see them at every gun show, guy has 6 tables full of guns, lots of NIB and never been fired stuff and a big sign telling the world that he isnt doing background checks. Lots of reporters and anti gun activists at the gunshows just looking for their next blog post

I havent decided if Im going yet or not. My boy has ball games Saturday so if I do itll be on sunday. Last few Ive been to have been the same guys selling the same old beat to death guns for premium prices with very few deals or gems anywhere in the tables.

Bump. Trade off that dusty, outdated 1911 today for this rate cowboy self defense firearm

They have a good feel, but just didnt work for me. My pops and brother in law loved them, I didnt hate them by any means but did prefer the stock magnas. I like panel style grips on most guns but wanted to try something different. I actually have those for sale seperate here if your interested. Say $80 shipped? Thats about a $20 discount off what i paid from amazon, they have been carried twice and had one short range session. No marks, scuffs or scratches and in the orginal packaging