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I ordered 3 of them and tried them out Sat. I didn't follow the break-in instructions I just loaded them up full and they had no problems. I probably put 50 rds. through the 3 mags with no issues.

I got two and they are a great deal. I didn't follow the instructions either.

Gunneyrabbit, I know what you mean, but after reloading them a couple times I found that it was more the angle and precision I had when sliding the bullet in that made it easy. Hope that helps. I wouldn't think its easy if I wasn't moderately strong, but then I don't think any of the other clips I have are any easier.

Hey guys help me out here. ipickedd up an aftermarket mag and it looked just like the packaging posted on this thread. But mine fed like crap, after the first time thru it kept failing to feed the first round, once I had it chambered they rest fed okay. You mention the break in cycle. I forgot all about that. Maybe it makes sense maybe not but either way I didn't do it and the mag worked like crap. What is the syggested method? Please post for me because I forgot, is it load 2 shoot 2, load 3 shoot 3, etc???

Thanks, I'm going shooting saturday and want to try to get it to work. I like having a few mags preloaded, saves time, efforts and fingertips! Can't wait for that speedloader to show up! Trying to max out the CZ82 last week was really tough.

hey carguy the best thing for loading the mags and helping these old finger is a speed loader . I got a Mantis on ebay works fine on the 64 63 soso on 82 ,not bad on the star bm.. I really like it on the 64 which is why i got in first place like it so much bought two more just as spares. whent I was on range before I would load 5 ,but I also have 7 clips,/mags

The "break-in" time is to smooth any little burs out. Chech your mag and make sure you don't have a metal "spur" sticking out on the lip area.