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Rohrbaugh Products and Accessories => Rohrbaugh R9 (all variations) => Topic started by: Aglifter on July 20, 2005, 03:27:43 AM
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OK, so how often should I rotate my magazines in my autos? The only thing I'd heard about this was a guy at the range complaining about how he had to keep rotating his Speer gold dot .45s in his 1911, because the first bullet in the magazine tended to work loose from the case.
Brad
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When I came out of the Army, years ago, I was rotating magazines every month. These days, with the improvement in magazine springs, I have become less obsessive/compulsive on the subject. I now rotate my magazines twice a year -- when I change the clocks. (I also use the occasion to change the batteries in my smoke detectors.)
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"First round bullet loosening''?? I find that hard to see unless it was always the round that sat up top for cocking and locking - excessive feeds etc.
Anyways - yes, springs are way better and I more or less do mine when I think of it - maybe every several weeks. Even on occasions, as carry R9 is on a shelf next to me in office - just pop out the rounds from that mag and leave it ''relax'' during the day - then stoke up again. .. or - simply charge another and drop in.
I do this with my SIG too - possibly a little more often but then use that gun for IDPA now and again.