Lmaoeasier than changing a roll of toilet paper......really!
Speak for yourself. Try sitting down on the throne the day after a HUGE Korean meal only to find no TP on the roll, none under the sink and no one home. isn't that easy anymore. FMLeasier than changing a roll of toilet paper......really!
Yes and no. Yes you can put it on but YMMV with it's reliability depending on your mags. I could not get it to work reliably with 40 cal jet funnel mags. however it works flawlessly with USP full size 45 mags.Hey, while we're talking about it...can you put the 45c mag release on a full size usp?
I've had no trouble with my full-size 9 or 45 with the extended release.Hey, while we're talking about it...can you put the 45c mag release on a full size usp?
Yes and no. Yes you can put it on but YMMV with it's reliability depending on your mags. I could not get it to work reliably with 40 cal jet funnel mags. however it works flawlessly with USP full size 45 mags.
I don't think it has anything to do with being in .40, I was just stating what gun I had issues with. Realistically there shouldn't be any discernable difference between the 9 and 40 jf mags. I know the 40 is heavier, but there are 3 more 9's to balance that out, no? I just think its a combination of the tang(?) being half the width of the stock usp release, the fact that the mags are plastic-not as hard a lip to catch on, and the degree of wear/play on a given pistol. My 40 has seen many rounds and it just might have a little too much play to hold them secure. Like I said that catch may be half the size but it holds a 12 round all steel .45 USP mag with no issue. I don't why, it may just be a case by case scenario.No issues whatsoever with my 9mm JF mags. Haven't shot my .40 CC so I can't say much about .40 mags.
I would say just the full size, the compacts use the steel mags and the tang grabs the notch in them just fine.Strictly on the full size usp line and polymer mags, or is this the case with the compacts as well?