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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Are you referring to the roller follower? They have tapered rollers sitting at an angle to the feed, then the follower is at an angle to the spring guide...good luck capturing all that. I have never had any trouble with Thompson mags as they are, matter of fact no problems with grease gun mags either.
    Well, I see your angle (lol) but if one has the determination, one can accomplish great things. :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by AmEngRifles View Post
    but if one has the determination
    Show us after...I can send you close up pics of one if you like...angles on angles. Looks like it was designed by an engineer or someone like that.
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