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    In the past 7 rounders were more reliable than 8 rounders - not so much now... But some old timers still prefer 7 rounders...

    I have a mixture of the two... I use the Tripp rebuild kits in some mags, and they are only 7 rounders (they replace the insides with a better spring and follower)

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    Quote Originally Posted by VAMarine View Post
    Here's a short bit about 1911 mags to explain some of it in a little more detail:
    A Quick Bit on 1911 Mags.
    Thanks, that helps a lot. Capacity is no longer an issue for me.

    Since the S&W Precision and Pro line is soooooo much more expensive that the Colt XSEs and SA Operators, I wonder if the standard line is as good as them, match grade barrels etc.

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