TM 1911 magazines- SOLD

[Hotspur93]

LOCATION(S):Columbia, SC

PAYMENT PREFERENCE(S): Cash or Paypal

ITEM(S): 2 TM Double-stack 1911 magazines

PRICE(S): SOLD

DESCRIPTION(S): Great mags I got them from Robin, they do not leak and have no broken pieces. I got them for my WE 1911 but unfortunately they are not compatible unless I make some major modifications. :/

PICTURE(S):



PART OUT?: No, I would like to sell/trade these as a pair.

ACCEPT/OFFER TRADE(S)?: I am always open to trades, if you have something to trade let me know and ill be sure to tell you if I'm interested or not

[Achilles1]

CO2 or green gas?

[Q.G.-Chunk]

So they don't work with we tech pistols? Not the high Capps

[Hotspur93]

They have been tested with green gas. They should accept C02 but I never use it because it is so hard on the system. And these are not the high cap mags they are the single stack mags. When i get the pics posted hopefully that will help to clarify.

[Q.G.-Chunk]

Pm'd

[Hotspur93]

Alright I have to make a HUGE apology for false advertising . I thought these were single stack mags but low and behold they are double stack! My stupid self didn't think to put BB's in them to see if they were truly single or double stack, well you know what they say about making assumptions....Anyway I have edited the post accordingly and I hope I haven't upset anyone. :p

[2nd Ranger]

Nope they may hold BB's in a double stack but those mag are obviously a single stack mag. If you attempt to put this in a high capa, a double stack 1911, they will not even be close to working.

And one more thing have fun blowing all of your o rings the moment you try to use CO2 in a TM, if you do even get a mag to hold it as soon as you fire you will cause major problems to your gun.

for uber lazy people TL;DR
NO CO2
these mags are for single stack 1911
No CO2
the mags will hold bb's in a double stack
again NO CO2

[Hotspur93]

Alright well thanks for the clarification. Anyway I would never put CO2 into a Gbb pistol simply because a) my gun would be shooting way too hot and b) for the exact reason you mentioned above, CO2 is very hard on the O-rings and therefore not very good for the overall functioning of the gun unless you want to be cleaning and replacing parts after every game