Is Browning ever going to fix the 380 mags, I don't want to spend 800 dollars on the 380 only to find out the mags don't work half the time!
I've got two Browning 1911-380s. It's easy enough to adjust the mags to work properly. Why is this posted under hipowers?
As an aside, I just ordered two more 1911-380 mags from Midway. I'll let you know if I have to do anything to them to make them dependable.
They came today. I disassembled them, polished the followers with 2000 grit sandpaper, rubbed in some half nanometer Boron Nitride powder, did a couple other cleanups, and reassembled them. They seem to be working OK.
I ordered a 10-round ProMag for the 1911-380. It required some work on the top of the mag to make it function correctly, but is doing OK now.
