Promag v. USA Mags for CZ 75
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VictorLouis
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I have no experiece with USA mags for the CZ. The Pro-Mags, at least for the CZ, are solid, and they work well. Definitely worth picking up for practice. www.cdnninvestments.com
Stephen A. Camp
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Hello. I've had good luck with ProMags in 9mm for the BHP, but their CZ75 magazines would NOT fit the magazine wells of my pre-B CZ75 pistols. I am told that they do fit the 75B guns and the 85s.
Best.
PS: I bought my last USA magazine years ago. They didn't work then, either.
Best.
PS: I bought my last USA magazine years ago. They didn't work then, either.
railroader
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Promags work fine in my cz75b.
Contrary to previously stated opinions, I have a couple of USA hicap mags for my 9mm that have functioned wonderfully. Have used them religously at least twice a month, every month. Never have had a jam or any malfunction of any kind. The finish on the base plate is a little rough compared to factory new, but functioning and price are both excellent.
contender4040
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factory hi-caps
I believe that cz-usa still has some factory hi-caps for sale. Also believe that cdnn may have some.
I believe that cz-usa still has some factory hi-caps for sale. Also believe that cdnn may have some.
Just my personal experience: 2 Promag CZ-75 mags I bought did not fit CZ-75B as good as original CZ mags. Promag mag bodies
were indeed very nice and made from a good quality steel, but a couple of thousands bigger then they should be to fit/eject w/o problem, so I was forced to grind them a bit. Followers looked like a complete crap, and springs were too stiff, floor plates were jammed and not actually removable, until I also fixed them. I ended up buying CZ followers and springs, and this CZ/Promag combo works good. USA magazines are known crap, nothing to add here. The best thing to do is to buy original CZ mags and
not to worry about nothing.
were indeed very nice and made from a good quality steel, but a couple of thousands bigger then they should be to fit/eject w/o problem, so I was forced to grind them a bit. Followers looked like a complete crap, and springs were too stiff, floor plates were jammed and not actually removable, until I also fixed them. I ended up buying CZ followers and springs, and this CZ/Promag combo works good. USA magazines are known crap, nothing to add here. The best thing to do is to buy original CZ mags and
not to worry about nothing.
Jason Demond
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I have had semi good luck with Promags. I got four for a Glock 17 and four for a Glock 19, none would work 100% until after a little work. I replaced the mag bottoms, springs, followers and did a little work with a file on the front of the mag tube. Now they work.
If you have a problem with the mags down the road there is nothing you can do about it as they are based in Kali.
I have had semi good luck with Promags. I got four for a Glock 17 and four for a Glock 19, none would work 100% until after a little work. I replaced the mag bottoms, springs, followers and did a little work with a file on the front of the mag tube. Now they work.
If you have a problem with the mags down the road there is nothing you can do about it as they are based in Kali.