Warranties on gun magazines?
I have had 1911s around for years and the 45acp is probable one of the top 3 calibers that I reload. There are lots of things you can do with various bullets. I’ve seen people load bullets in 1911s and they ran like champs, other 1911s had issues with hollow points or semi-wad cutters. There are always thing you can tweak on a 1911 to make it more modern, and in fact,there are 1911s out there now that really aren’t like the 1911s that the Government had but they are very fun to shoot. There is something about the balance and grip feel on the 1911 that is so natural unless you have small hands.
I started out with GI magazines for my 1911 and quickly found out how inferior they were. I have mostly used Wilson Combat Magazines but recently for financial reasons, I guess it was time to test out Chip McCormick magazines and see how well they fared. We did have an issue with 2 magazines in the last 5 years where the base plates fell off the mags, but Chip McCormick does have a 3 year warranty on their magazines. I don’t understand any company that wants to stay in the shooting business that doesn’t back their products up with decent warranties. Based strictly on customer purchases, I don’t see why anyone should consider deviating from the things that work.