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Re: Sako TRG-22 Magazine springs are "soft"?
I always thought the spring was too hard not soft, as it gets to be real hard to put the 10 round in. I don't know if the TRG mags com apart either, at least I have never tried to take any of mine apart. Might have to contact Sako..
I always thought the spring was too hard not soft, as it gets to be real hard to put the 10 round in. I don't know if the TRG mags com apart either, at least I have never tried to take any of mine apart. Might have to contact Sako..
Re: Sako TRG-22 Magazine springs are "soft"?
I have not seen this. My mags are really tight, as mentioned above chambering the first round on a topped off mag takes a bit of oomph.
I have not seen this. My mags are really tight, as mentioned above chambering the first round on a topped off mag takes a bit of oomph.
Re: Sako TRG-22 Magazine springs are "soft"?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: frankythefly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I always thought the spring was too hard not soft, as it gets to be real hard to put the 10 round in. I don't know if the TRG mags com apart either, at least I have never tried to take any of mine apart. Might have to contact Sako.. </div></div>
They come apart, the follower and spring comes out of the top of the mag, unlike an AI mag which has a removeable bottom plate.
Press down the top plate slightly then push the follower to the rear until its past the two little tabs and then let up.
To me it sounds like something is getting hung up. Check your bullet seating length.
Are you loading to max length in the mag?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: frankythefly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I always thought the spring was too hard not soft, as it gets to be real hard to put the 10 round in. I don't know if the TRG mags com apart either, at least I have never tried to take any of mine apart. Might have to contact Sako.. </div></div>
They come apart, the follower and spring comes out of the top of the mag, unlike an AI mag which has a removeable bottom plate.
Press down the top plate slightly then push the follower to the rear until its past the two little tabs and then let up.
To me it sounds like something is getting hung up. Check your bullet seating length.
Are you loading to max length in the mag?
Re: Sako TRG-22 Magazine springs are "soft"?
Ive had problems getting the 10th round in, so I usually throw on ein the chamber and then load the mag so in total its 10, just a 9 +1 system...
Ive had problems getting the 10th round in, so I usually throw on ein the chamber and then load the mag so in total its 10, just a 9 +1 system...
I know this is an old thread but this is happening to my mags now as well. And mine are brand new. How did you remedy this?
