Good quality
These magazines are good quality at a great price!
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Promag Browning Buck Mark mags
These magazines work well,but while loading rounds not as smooth as original Browning mags,some sticky spots.. They do lock the slide back after last round..
Plan on working on them if you need reliable feeding.
I bought two because Brownells did not have any Browning mags in stock . I am still waiting for them to get some. Neither Promag would feed reliably. Plungers springs are rough on both. Feed lips were sharp and needed to be polished. On one mag one side of the feed lip had a small burr that stopped the round from feeding. Overall I think Promag has poor quality control on this product. Lesson learned. Buy OEM mags.
Doesn't even fit the gun.
This mag is trash. It's bulged out in the middle so far that you have to pound on it to get it into the gun Yes, it is the correct mag for the gun - it's just that bad. Tried to save 20 buck by getting promag instead of Browning, ended up having to return. Brownell's should stop carrying this item - look at all the other reviews!
Terrible
Doesn't fit deep enough in the magazine well. You Should Not be selling this until you check the fit in new Buckmarks !
Jams 1/3 to 1/4 of the shots
I have 10 other Browning and other off brand Magazines that work great, the Promags don't work well enough even for failure drills.
Doesnt Work
While I expect more from Pro Mag, this didnt meet my expectations. I ordered three (3) of these for my Browning Buckmark UDX 5.5 .22 LR pistol. The magazines fit fine into the pistol, however, the rounds did not just drop into the magazine. They had to be pushed in, with some pressure. As a result, the rounds would not chamber and the gun would not fire. The Browning magazine worked just fine. I have returned all three of these, after all three exhibited the same problems.
Not that great
I only bought one magazine to try it out. I have only ran five full magazines through my buckmark. It is harder to load the bullets in the magazine than the original. It is harder to get the magazine to seat in the gun than the original. It does shoot no problems running the full magazine out when shooting. Save your money and go with original if you can.
Not a good alternative to Browning made
I purchased seven (7) clips and shot my Buck Mark Camper suppressed along side 13 Browning manufactured clips. Only 2 of the Pro-Mag versions would allow me to cycle the full clip, all other had some issue. Most disturbing is that the clips did not snap up and seat tightly into clip slide. Actually had to apply upward force to base of clip with support hand so internal clearance engaged and gun would fire. Pro-mags are poor replica of original Browning product......save your money and go with original.
