Hello, I have a 6 Walther factory hi-caps for sale. Three of them have the Walther P99 floorplates, the other three have the S&W floorplates, but ALL are WALTHER factory mags (just some have the S&W plates). I would like to get $35 out of the ones with the Walther floors, and $30 out of the ones with the S&W floors. ALL of the mags say Walther on the mag itself and these are all factory mags. Prices include shipping and if you want all 6 I'll sell them for $180. Email me at [email protected] if you are interested.
WTS: Walther P99 9mm Hi-Caps
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CDP Man,
Interesting what you stated 'issues', as I purchased 7 of the 16 rounders two years ago and have had nothing but excellent experiences with them and have never heard of or read any bad reports on them, perhaps you are confusing them with the problematic 40 cal mags, can you reference any publications or postings regarding bad reports on them? Other then they are harder to come by then the 15 round mags, believe the 16 round mag would naturally be preferred to a 15 round mag.
Interesting what you stated 'issues', as I purchased 7 of the 16 rounders two years ago and have had nothing but excellent experiences with them and have never heard of or read any bad reports on them, perhaps you are confusing them with the problematic 40 cal mags, can you reference any publications or postings regarding bad reports on them? Other then they are harder to come by then the 15 round mags, believe the 16 round mag would naturally be preferred to a 15 round mag.
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Talking to Earl's ... there has been issues with 16 rounders ....
well that is if one don't take proper care of them....
The reason why Walther went to 15 rounds is simple due to the large amount of LEO forces using them and never taking out the rounds of the mags .... compressing the mag-spring too long to hard makens them go "broke"
So the solution to this was simple... make them hold one less round and don't compress the spring that much.....
but once more... I don't know it all ... so if somebody wants to correct me.... do so
well that is if one don't take proper care of them....
The reason why Walther went to 15 rounds is simple due to the large amount of LEO forces using them and never taking out the rounds of the mags .... compressing the mag-spring too long to hard makens them go "broke"
So the solution to this was simple... make them hold one less round and don't compress the spring that much.....
but once more... I don't know it all ... so if somebody wants to correct me.... do so
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Hal8000,
Thanks for the accurate info, that is what I have heard also and believe it is accurate as it is supported by the facts. In my experience, the 16 round mags function flawlessly, but they do take just a little more force to seat them with the slide closed, but still pretty easy to lock the fully loaded 16 round mag in place in my opinion. I much prefer the largest capacity mag available that is reliable, therefore the Mec-Gar 16 rounders are what I prefer over all others mags for the P99.
Thanks for the accurate info, that is what I have heard also and believe it is accurate as it is supported by the facts. In my experience, the 16 round mags function flawlessly, but they do take just a little more force to seat them with the slide closed, but still pretty easy to lock the fully loaded 16 round mag in place in my opinion. I much prefer the largest capacity mag available that is reliable, therefore the Mec-Gar 16 rounders are what I prefer over all others mags for the P99.
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