Not sure about the Houston market, but at the last gun show I went to at Dallas Market Hall, the "standard capacity" mags could be found lots of places down around $16 to $17. And they could not hardly give away the 10-rounders.
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- Thu Aug 25, 2005 6:32 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Glock 10rd. Mag. Question
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Hmmmm... In my one and only experience with Botac late last year a couple of months after the "sunset", they got me 5 or 6 Glock magazines as advertised - pronto. And in my one and only experience with topglock earlier this year, they fumbled the ball so bad that I cancelled an $800+ order ...
Not sure about the Houston market, but at the last gun show I went to at Dallas Market Hall, the "standard capacity" mags could be found lots of places down around $16 to $17. And they could not hardly give away the 10-rounders.
Not sure about the Houston market, but at the last gun show I went to at Dallas Market Hall, the "standard capacity" mags could be found lots of places down around $16 to $17. And they could not hardly give away the 10-rounders.
- Thu Aug 25, 2005 12:52 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Glock 10rd. Mag. Question
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On the subject of wild thoughts ...
http://www.botac.com/glockmagazines.html
... brand new Glock 33-rounders that will also fit in the 19, cheap. 8)
These guys' pricing is so good on all of the Glock mags that I'd be more inclined to just buy new ones than fool with even taking the base plate off a 10-rounder.
http://www.botac.com/glockmagazines.html
... brand new Glock 33-rounders that will also fit in the 19, cheap. 8)
These guys' pricing is so good on all of the Glock mags that I'd be more inclined to just buy new ones than fool with even taking the base plate off a 10-rounder.