Mec-Gar makes Mec-Gar mags, but the browning "name" mags are about 55.00 average. You can get the 13 round mec-gars for about ~24.Mec-Gar makes the factory mags.
but the browning "name" mags are about 55.00 average.
Mec-Gar makes Mec-Gar mags, but the browning "name" mags are about 55.00 average. You can get the 13 round mec-gars for about ~24.
Yes. There's no reason to pay $55 for mags with "Browning" stamped on them, when you can buy the same mags for a little over $20 with "Mec-Gar" stamped on them.
It is.Nwilliams, is that a removable barrel bushing?
rellascout, it appears that I have similar tastes to yours. Very nice indeed.That said I love the classic BHPs. I love the classic elegant lines of the old stock guns. Here is better pics of one of my favorites.
Well, there are differences... the mousetrap springs, the four-leg follower, the phosphate finish... but are those features worth twice as much? I suppose that's a matter of opinion.
The 15 round mags remove the legs completely, so they are like every other brand of mag out there. I find those to be 100% reliable as well.
Most people have good results with the 15 rounders. Some report issue with the followers. I have always had good feeding with them.I bought a couple of 15 rd Mec-Gars. Will try them out this week.
No, Don Williams did that part. I stripped it, parked it, removed the mag disconnect, added a custom sear/hammer and the usual lightened hammer spring and heavier recoil spring. I also added a lanyard post and ring (missing on mine) and cut the grips to make it fit. Oh, and I also cut the right side off a new ambi-safety and mounted that because I didn't like the tiny old style safety. Most of that work wasn't necessary, but it was something to do over a long winter.
Cool I figured you had someone mill your slide. How much did he charge you for that work?