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COLT WOODSMAN 10RD 22LR MAGAZINES

COLT WOODSMAN 10RD 22LR MAGAZINES Reviews & Ratings

Now you can keep that obsolete pistol shooting with these high-quality replacement magazines. 100% Made In The USA. All feature welded seams, machined followers and music wire springs. Unconditionally guaranteed to fit and feed.

Will work with colt woodsman "Targetsman" but will require SERIOUS alteration to the angle of the heel of the magazine.

NOTE: 486-200-213 for OLD Pre-War Woodsman; 486-200-394 for Post-War Woodsman, Challenger, Huntsman, Targetsman, Match Target .22LR


SPECS: Steel, blue, matte finish. RNDS. indicates capacity of magazine.

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Reviews Summary
The Colt Woodsman 10rd .22LR magazines have received mixed reviews from customers. Users appreciate the overall aesthetic and some successful fits; however, many have encountered issues with fit and feeding. Quality control appears inconsistent, leading to frustration. Some reviewers were able to modify the magazines to function, while others reported significant compatibility issues.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Fit and Compatibility
70%
Many reviewers experienced challenges related to fitting the magazines into their respective Colt models. Issues such as magazines being too tight, too wide, or incompatible altogether were commonly noted, highlighting a lack of consistent quality control on sizing.
Functionality and Performance
60%
Performance issues, including feeding jams and failure to lock properly, were reported by several users. While some managed to make adjustments for improved functionality, the inconsistency remains a major concern for potential buyers.
Quality Control
75%
Several reviews emphasize the apparent inconsistency in quality control of the magazines. The variability in fit and performance suggests that not all units are tested adequately before being sent to customers, leading to mixed experiences.
Modification Requirements
50%
A number of customers mentioned needing to modify their magazines, such as filing down feed lips or making minor adjustments for the magazines to fit correctly. While some found success with these modifications, it indicates additional effort required from users.
Customer Satisfaction
40%
Despite the issues, some users expressed satisfaction with their purchase after modifications. The overall reception varies, indicating that while some find the magazines acceptable or even satisfactory, others are left disappointed by the inconsistent performance.
3
Inconsistent
I have a 2nd Series Woodsman and a 3rd Series Huntsman. I bought 3 of these magazines to try out. One worked great in both, one worked fine in the 3rd series but sticks going into the 2nd series. The third was too tall and needed a lot of filing on the feed lips before it would allow the slide to go forward on either.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
3
Does not work. Colt's fault.
They do not work. I tried for hours to get one to fit my 1970 Colt Huntsman and it quite simply will never fit! The front feed-lips of the magazine (facing the receiver) matches the colt at 4.95mm deep but it's 7.59mm wide. It's supposed to be 6mm. The rear feed-lip (facing the bolt-face) is 5.77mm wide, not 5.56mm. The rear feed-lips are too tall and block the bolt from cycling the action. I called Colt and they admitted that anyone who makes a clone of their patented magazine design is "infringing on their rights". Colt is preventing TRIPLE-K from making functional reproduction magazines for a Colt firearm last made in 1977.