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Most likely your magazine catch is worn. It is easy to remove and examine.
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If your mag catch is o.k., you may need to take a needle file and "tune" the mag catch hole on the mags. Compare the mag catch holes on your Mauser mags to the Mec-Gar mags. I had a similar problem with the two Mauser mags that came with my 06/73 Mauser Parabellum. It didn't take much to get the mag catch to fit into the mag catch hole correctly and solve the problem. My mags now work 100%
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Thanks for both your replies.
Mag catch seems okay. I marked where the top of Mec-Gar mag reached in the upper part of the mag well, and that line was .04-.05 inches above where the Mauser mag was. So, I took a diamond-pointed Dremel engraving tool under a lower power microscope and adjusted the mag catch hole so that the reach of the Mauser mag and the Mec-Gar are now the same. I'll take it to the range tomorrow and see if this helps. Thanks |
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