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Mag extended follower for Sig 938 22lr conversion |
February 17, 2025 |
Reviewer:
Robert B from Chandler, AZ United States
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I had problems get the followers to function at 1st, suggestion from Taylor Tactical was the sand/file to fit. Did one slow using bench mounted Dremel with disk, I took it slow, ended up taking .6mm off from back of follower to fit. Was originally 25.6mm deep, now 25mm even, works perfectly. Did it for my 5 mags, went too the range and they function flawlessly. They don't lock open on last round, but the mag drops freely, something the Sig OEM mags didn't do,I like this better. Now I'm going to get 5 more and finish all 10 of my mags.
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