This is a real long shot...

[GorillaG]

Brown's

tried Brownell's AND Ed Browns no luck, thanks though

 

[GorillaG]

How hard can it be to build one?

LOL me trying to build a mag

 

[GorillaG]

LOL me trying to build a mag

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Although I might be able to modify a 10rd mag, a lot of those are just plugged to accommodate the blue states, of course that won't work on Glock 10 rounders but these FEG's look old school, might work!

 

[surjimmy]

tried Brownell's AND Ed Browns no luck, thanks though

Dang it I ment Brownell's

 

[red442joe]

Find a mag that physically fits, and has similar topside geometry as a start.
I have made many mags fit for other guns.
It is easier than astro-stupid-nomical priced originals.

Joe

 

[GorillaG]

Dang it I ment Brownell's

thought you did

 

[GorillaG]

Find a mag that physically fits, and has similar topside geometry as a start.
I have made many mags fit for other guns.
It is easier than astro-stupid-nomical priced originals.

Joe

Yeah I have a ppk clone that actually takes ppk mags, I'll tell you a web site that would generate some traffic if it had enough content, that's a site that listed magazine interchangeability! You'd need massive reader input though unless you'd wanna buy one of EVERY gun on earth for your database.

 

[GorillaG]

Just found this link, doesn't help me but may help others:
https://www.ar15.com/forums/Handgun...agazine-compatibility-thread/4-202843/?page=1

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Check some of the mil surp sites for that FEG.
Also you may have to reach out to Europe. Sometimes the mfr's customer service can recommend european gun part suppliers especially since that's a discontinued firearm.
I had to have a 3rd party gun parts guy buy what I needed from CZUB and ship it here to the States.

 

[BillM]

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1052289920

Crazy price.

Don't think the seller is legally allowed to own that mag, either. 'E's in Cali.