Shooter12point7

Thanks, Doc Since I now have a spare mag body, I feel comfortable experimenting on it. Your idea about the feed lips being the main issue makes a lot of sense and seems like the place to start. I was thinking about using a precision half-round file to go into the sharp edge on the bottom of each feed lip exactly where you pointed and perhaps make them more rounded inward so the shell rims can rise up higher and exit smoother. I just don't know how much material would be safe to remove. Couldn't the feed lips break under pressure if I make them too thin?

Hi. This is my first post here. I created an account just so I could share my experience with these magazines. I had been looking for an aftermarket magazine for a while when I saw this thread in some Google results. After reading that a couple of people had good results with this mag, I bought one of the VG Tactical 10-round mags from Carolina Shooters Supply in December, 2013. When I first tried it out, I experienced exactly what some others say they experienced - a low feed angle after a certain number of shells (7 in my case) are loaded, causing the first shell to ram into the bottom of th