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Tripps are a bit more pricey, at around $30, but well worth it, IMO. As are Tripp's mags (my personal favorite!).maker of the Cobramag. They're putting a lot of energy into R&D and coming up with some great products. Checkmate's are the "hot" item right now, and for good reason. It was worth the wait!Īs my friend Rio Vista Slim said, good mags can be found easily and be bought quite inexpensively. Also, is it normal for sights to drift after only a couple hundred rounds? I don't have any gunsmithing skills and would hate to have an inaccurate piece just after a minimal breaking in. Im afraid to see how much a good mag will cost Beings as Im getting this for defensive purposes, I need to be able to shoot HydraShocks without fear. Im disappointed with the results regarding the factory magazine. I have a new one on lay-away for $450, and will be picking it up next weekend.
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