Magazines for Kahr CM9 magnetized. Why?

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  • Drail

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    If your gun will place itself in battery when a magazine is inserted you really NEED to have it fixed. Any gun that will do this is running right on the ragged edge of not locking back when you want it to or locking back with rounds remaining in the magazine. It's not a "cool" feature although many people think it is. It is a mechanical defect. There is also no need to slam a magazine in with any more force than what is necessary to seat and lock it. The lips can be damaged and cracked and so can the ejector. The reason for the mags having a magnetic charge could be from a pallet of new magazines being picked up and set down repeatedly with a large electric forklift.
     

    cobber

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    I can see many good reasons to have magnetized magazines! :rolleyes:

    You could stick a magazine underneath a metal table or chair, you could even store them on the door of your safe, inside your car, stick one to a key ring to have an extra magazine always handy.
    If you have a metal plate on your skull you can even have some extra mags on your head, put a hat on top of them and that's a great concealed method of carry.
    You ought to hurry up and patent this. Some applications could actually be useful. But the refrigerator magnet would be really cool! :laugh:
     
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