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1. The absolute best source for these mags.

   Posted by Unknown on 14th May 2020

   This is a real bargain on a great (and impossible to find) magazine.
   I now have two of these, and I'll likely get another.
   These things are perfect for the M69... probably better than my original.
   A great deal for sure.

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2. Product as advertised

   Posted by Sean B. on 16th Apr 2020

   Fast shipping. I have been looking for a second magazine for this little rifle for awhile. Very good quality, all steel. Will need to oil it before use most likely. I have not used it yet, but I am sure it will be fine. Thank you for producing a high quality US made product for a obscure rifle no one really knows about.

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3. M69 Mag

   Posted by Ray E. on 15th Apr 2020

   Thanks for producing this mag. The Taiwan mag that came with the gun did not work. Failed to feed and fell out of the gun constantly and the original ones are nonexistent. That’s for producing a mag that works perfectly and does not fall out.
   
   Csspecs: Happy to help.. I had the same problem with my M69.

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4. Great!

   Posted by Vinnie on 26th Mar 2020

   Very impressed with the quality, price and fit. Be sure to lube them up when you get them and they will run flawlessly.

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5. great magazines

   Posted by John M. on 23rd Mar 2020

   The springs are a bit stiffer than the originals. While loading is a little more difficult, feeding is significantly improved over the stock mags. I've never been able to shoot Super Colibiri ammo through my M1969, as they'd jam while feeding at the bottom of the ramp. The CSSPECS mags feed these rounds flawlessly at any speed. This is a great product, and I'm very happy with my purchase.

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6. Works better than the original!

   Posted by John on 2nd Jan 2020

   The original magazine sometimes didn’t feed well, but it worked well enough...then I lost it. I bought a Chinese copy at a gun show and it would never feed the first few rounds and jammed every time. After stumbling across the CSS website and reading reviews of their U. S. made version, I decided to order one. I’m so glad I did! I will say that it took firing about 5 or 6 magazines full and a little gun oil before I got a completely jam free run, but since it wore itself in, it’s been fantastic. My son can finally shoot his gun without any jams or misfeeds. This magazine has a high quality look and feel to it and works so much better than the cheap Chinese ones and is even better than the original. I highly recommend this product! Thank you, CSS!

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7. Works better than the one that came with it.

   Posted by Ken L. on 11th Dec 2019

   Great product
   

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8. great mag

   Posted by Travis on 7th Dec 2019

   great mag. fair price. i purchased 3 mags all function fine easy to disassemble for cleaning and function properly. also i received them all in a timely fashion i am very satisfied with my purchase.

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9. M1969 Romanian Trainer USA made magazines... Work as they should

   Posted by Martin on 4th Jun 2019

   I bought some of these M1969 Romanian 22 Training Rifle magazines. These fit, feed and function and generally work "as they should". In fact, the replacements work better than the original in my rifle.

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10. Very, very nice!

    Posted by Bill R. on 13th Dec 2018

    Haven't had a chance to go to the range yet with the 3 new mags I bought, but cycling ammo through the rifle at home with them gives me 100% feed reliability withOUT having to hold the mag in place like I do with the one that came with the rifle! Therefore, I am VERY pleased with the product, and it certainly appears better made than the originals by far. Will buy more when funds allow!
    
    My only question is whether they can be taken apart for cleaning, or do you just flush them and let them dry? I don't see any method for disassembly. Thanks!
    
    Csspecs answer:
    Magazines can be disassembled, the floorplate is friction retained. Using a hard undamageable surface push on the back corners of the floorplate until a small crack opens at the back of the floorplate, then using even pressure with a flat blade screwdriver the floor plate can be slid off, the spring will try to jump out the bottom, reassembly is done by sliding the floorplate on and then pushing on the front of the floor plate on a hard undamageable surface such as a cutting board.

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