Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) with Triple K magazine's?
I have not bought one but I would like to hear some info on them as well. And, Who in the hell names something Triple K?Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) with Triple K magazine's?
I have not bought one but I would like to hear some info on them as well. And, Who in the hell names something Triple K?
38 Special?? You mean 38 Super??I've bought two of their mags for my Clark 1911A1 .38 Special conversion. The price is substantially below what I would have paid for an original Colt mag and they work. I did have one that had a problem, but I sent it back and they replaced it no charge. The .38 Special mag is engineered a little differently than a std 1911 mag but they seem to have figured it out.
I also had a couple of their mags for the High Standard military grip series of pistols. Again, they worked and the price was right.
Their name is based on the last name of the founders of the company.
Bullseye Shooter, Thanks for the feedback.I also had a couple of their mags for the High Standard military grip series of pistols. Again, they worked and the price was right.
Their name is based on the last name of the founders of the company.
O okay then, it makes a little more sense now.A German turbocharger manufacturer. No seriously.![]()
That is cool and all but I couldn't find it on their web site. Nice target to BTW. One other thing. And I'm not poking fun. Why is the wad cutter a good target load but the round nosed FMJ's aren't? I would think the wad cutters should fly all over the place because of being flat and catching air. I know wad cutters are accurate but it's just weird to me.No, .38 Special. You can check them out at [URL="http://www.clarkcustomguns.com"][url]www.clarkcustomguns.com[/URL][/URL]. Colt also made a Gold Cup in .38 Special. It's the pistol I used to shoot the target attached to my ID on this forum.