You still have to swap the mags, just not as often.
Posted on 07/12/2021 6:16:06 AM PDT by Onthebrink
That 1200 round mag might weigh a bit. Good thing one can empty it in one minute.
The one has nothing to do with the other. Morons.
Gun Porn.... Kinky
Did you mean M&P? Not S&W M&W.
I have the same. Never fired it.
What do you think of the white Canik?
That pistol outshot the Glock in tests.
On full auto, I would say there is a 0% chance of it not jamming. Though that would make a great demonstration video.
So . . . ummm . . . where does one purchase a 1,200 round mag?
Asking for a friend.
You still have to swap the mags, just not as often.
1200 rounds alone weighs roughly 26 lbs. Should make for an interesting (and expensive) test.
What is it about being fired from a Glock 18 that makes ammo insane?
Are there trained therapists who specialize in whacko ammo?
I just passed on spending $500 for a renewal of the annual couples membership at the range. I renewed last year and a week later, there was no ammo on the shelves. I got TWO range trips for $500. It's a 100 mile round trip to drive there as well. By comparison, I spent $400 a year (20 years ago in San Diego). It was a 20 mile round trip and I was at the firing line 4 or 5 days each week. That was a good value for the money spent. Different times and circumstances. I reloaded 1200 rounds of 38SPL every weekend in San Diego. In Idaho, I just purchased a bucket of 350 9mm for $89 and left the brass. Absent primers, the brass just takes up storage space for no net value.
So, who reloads that fast?
Who makes a clip that big for a Glock?
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