Stribog Sp9a1 Glock Lower - Soon we will carry Stribog with a Glock magazine. It's called the Stribog SP9A3G and it's what many of the #StribogMob have been asking for since ... well, the original Stribog came out.
No more relying on the owner's magazine! The SP9A3G Stribog (StriGlock?) model accepts 9mm Glock mags, both OEM and Glock compatible. This will cause many people to go around. you are watching
Stribog Sp9a1 Glock Lower
Every time the Cobra gun, or any pistol caliber, comes up, the response is so obvious it's almost a running joke: "Yeah, but does he carry a Glock mag?" I totally understand. Glock mags are cheap, common and work. Good mix there. Although I've never owned a Glock (regarding the grip part), the productivity benefits of using a Glock mag are obvious. No one likes an expensive mag. As a Walther enthusiast, I could preach about this for a while. The cost of mags is a real concern for many of us when choosing a firearm and it will affect the sales volume of some guns.
Stribog Sp9a1 & Sp9a3
It seems that Grand Power has realized the fact that their popular Strybog, which until now, was only available in mags. The Stribog is one of the cheapest guns in its class, and this movement makes a lot of sense. People who might want a gun like this but are hesitant about the current cost of the mag have a reason, and a couple of objections against it, to say "yes" to the Stribog. In particular, we are talking about the new Stribog SP9A3G, which actually answers the eternal question presented above.
So, what's more natural than the GunMag Warehouse team checking out the new Strabo and Glock mags, originals and some bargain offerings? Jeremy, the emcee for our experiment, is quick to point out that "not a very good scientific experiment," but it gives us an idea of what to expect. The same ammo is used for each mag to limit variation. It's fast, one day, so it's not the final decision on guns or magazines.
Testers were looking for two main things: Will the mag seat and bolt close and will it open with an empty mag? Of course, whether or not the mag is properly fed during the operation is a matter of course. Compatible with Stribog SP9A3G DOUBLE STACK mags.
All magazines fed well during the test, except for the KCI Polymer 50 round drum. It will not work after the first round unless several rounds are finished before repeating the test, because it feeds well. Jeremy puts this into existence as a new mag with a source. You invite yourself to it. Also, the SGM tactical mag was slightly cut from the bolt. Whether this is a problem with the SGM mag or the gun is unknown. But maybe it can happen to any of the others. Again, this is unknown, especially considering the extreme nature of this trial.
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Glock factory mags are the only ones that score 100 percent across the board. They sit in a closed position, feed easily when in operation, and lock the bolt when empty. Of course, it should be expected. The gun is designed to accommodate the use of these mags. Testers also included a Glock mag pack. It should be supported on the bottom so that the mug stays in the well, but it rests on the bolt. It also failed after the first round. But, again, the gun was made to carry
Two stack mag. Consumer magazines have different levels of performance, so you can go with what you think is important to you.
Jeremy gives us a quick overview of two things he likes about the Strabog SP9A3G. First of all, he is interested in easily loading and removing the gun support, which can be replaced by a back plate. Take less than 30 seconds.
Second, being left-handed, Jeremy likes the ability to quickly and easily move the charger controls from side to side. You don't need to remove the cover, open it, and apply the correct amount of "jugging", which Jeremy correctly demonstrated. Again, about 32 jobs. quite well.
Grand Power Stribog 9mm
Jeremy demonstrates the proper technique for blowing the charger into place. Make sure you close your mouth tightly and stick your tongue out.
First, while still in the loop, Jeremy says that Stribog is "a lot of fun to shoot." Backing was "very easy to handle." no doubt. He also said that "Strybog has been missing the Glock magazine since the beginning. Everyone got it," adding that he believes adding the Glock mag to the Stribog line "changes the game for something like... For the price point, nothing can be beat. Now compete with something like this."
Brock Trautman is the top news anchor for The Mag Life, the official publication of GunMag Warehouse. He's also a cartoon, so... don't be offended by what he says. It doesn't make decisions about itself, or analyze anything - it just goes through the story.
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