Do Magazine Springs Weaken Under Compression at Tayla Macdermott blog

Do Magazine Springs Weaken Under Compression. Some people will argue that a spring will lose it's springiness solely from consistent compression and decompression. Yes, pistol magazine springs can wear out over time due to continuous compression and decompression cycles. When a magazine’s internal spring is forcibly compressed (by inserting rounds of ammunition), it could in theory remain in this condition for countless years and will return. Right now we are only concerned with compression springs. Many people believe in what is called the “mag spring myth,” which states that keeping a magazine loaded can cause severe damage. In other words, they’re meant to be fully compressed when the magazine is fully loaded. Compression springs are springs that lose length and exert force when pressure is applied to them. Modern magazine springs are manufactured to maintain their function under stress. If you were to load a brand new magazine to it’s capacity and let it sit in that condition for years, it should be absolutely fine. Others will argue that a spring will also lose springiness by.

Compression springs are springs that lose length and exert force when pressure is applied to them. Modern magazine springs are manufactured to maintain their function under stress. Some people will argue that a spring will lose it's springiness solely from consistent compression and decompression. Many people believe in what is called the “mag spring myth,” which states that keeping a magazine loaded can cause severe damage. If you were to load a brand new magazine to it’s capacity and let it sit in that condition for years, it should be absolutely fine. Yes, pistol magazine springs can wear out over time due to continuous compression and decompression cycles. Others will argue that a spring will also lose springiness by. In other words, they’re meant to be fully compressed when the magazine is fully loaded. Right now we are only concerned with compression springs. When a magazine’s internal spring is forcibly compressed (by inserting rounds of ammunition), it could in theory remain in this condition for countless years and will return.

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Do Magazine Springs Weaken Under Compression Many people believe in what is called the “mag spring myth,” which states that keeping a magazine loaded can cause severe damage. Some people will argue that a spring will lose it's springiness solely from consistent compression and decompression. Others will argue that a spring will also lose springiness by. Many people believe in what is called the “mag spring myth,” which states that keeping a magazine loaded can cause severe damage. Compression springs are springs that lose length and exert force when pressure is applied to them. Right now we are only concerned with compression springs. Modern magazine springs are manufactured to maintain their function under stress. In other words, they’re meant to be fully compressed when the magazine is fully loaded. If you were to load a brand new magazine to it’s capacity and let it sit in that condition for years, it should be absolutely fine. When a magazine’s internal spring is forcibly compressed (by inserting rounds of ammunition), it could in theory remain in this condition for countless years and will return. Yes, pistol magazine springs can wear out over time due to continuous compression and decompression cycles.