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ARE A P-I-T-A. It took all of my steadiness to be able to load the tenth round in all three magazines. Why in the world did Glock engineer these things the way that they did? Seriously? Do the springs need to be THAT strong? Also with a fully loaded 10 rounder when I try to load the mag into the receiver I can't slap the mag in like I would my 1911... I have to press on the bottom of the mag with one hand and press on the top of the slide with the other just to make the magazine lock into place. With 9 rounds in the mag it's not an issue but with the 10 rounds it just ain't happening. And I'd really like to be able to load that tenth round.
My question is.... why did Glock make the 10 round 45 mags so daggum stiff and how can I break it in to make it more usable??
My question is.... why did Glock make the 10 round 45 mags so daggum stiff and how can I break it in to make it more usable??