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[internet troll]

I'm surprised by that.
They must be paying $2 each for them!

The main difference I can see between them and the ones you get at Palmetto is the weight. I did a weight comparison and they are much heavier than the DH ones from Palmetto and heavier than Pmags. I*ve used a couple at the range with no problems and they seem like they will last a long time, but that is only subjective opinion not based on any real data. For the price it*s worth stocking up in my opinion.

[Fortytwo]

That's what you get for magazines made of steel rather than aluminum or polymer. Steel is cheaper and more durable than either of the other two material, but quite a bit heavier.

[Rural Ruger]

$.60/round 223 steel case, Wolf. Not a deal, but a deal bu today's standards. In stock as of posting

https://www.durkintactical.com/produ...ase-20-rounds/

[Sblzrd65]

https://www.steelcityammo.com/

Local Pittsburgh training business started selling ammo this year as well. No super deals here, but also not completely overpriced, and they've been regularly restocking.

Code AMMOCITY gets $20 off an order of $250 or more.

[RobW]

Got a notice from the pirates at Cheaper Than Dirt today for 9mm Tulammo at 17.29/box. Considering they wanted like $50 a month ago I think this is a good sign.

[t1066]

Quick question for a friend. Anybody have a source for extended magazines (more than 10 rounds) for a Springfield Armory XDS in .45 ACP?

It is ok if it isn't on sale, he just can't find any at all.

Thanks!

[Emptymag]

Quick question for a friend. Anybody have a source for extended magazines (more than 10 rounds) for a Springfield Armory XDS in .45 ACP?

It is ok if it isn't on sale, he just can't find any at all.

Thanks!

I assume you would need to go the route of cheap or no-name aftermarket makers.
I looked at Promag since they usually offer stuff like 30 rd metal mags of questionable reliability.
Doesn't even look like THEY make something like that.
https://promagindustries.com/magazin...gfield-armory/

I assume that's some sort of sub-compact judging by the mags I DO see for them - they all have a plastic grip extension on the bottom.

[t1066]

I assume you would need to go the route of cheap or no-name aftermarket makers.
I looked at Promag since they usually offer stuff like 30 rd metal mags of questionable reliability.
Doesn't even look like THEY make something like that.
https://promagindustries.com/magazin...gfield-armory/

I assume that's some sort of sub-compact judging by the mags I DO see for them - they all have a plastic grip extension on the bottom.

Actually, I think he'd be willing to go retail if they offer it in that. I honestly don't see the point for what he wants to use it in, but hey, a good friend, you try and help out.

Thank you!

[Fortytwo]

I think what EM is saying is that, since Springfield doesn't make them (I checked, only up to 9 rounds capacity), he assumed, very reasonably, you would need to go through the aftermarket part route. Promag was the go-to source for such magazines, and Promag isn't exactly known for the quality of its products... it is known for varieties. He checked and there is none to be had.

I checked Triple K's website. Nothing there either.

[Emptymag]

^^^ This.

Tell him if he wants a subcompact 45 that can use a 30 rd mag, get a Glock.