Hello we designed these for Cetme C magazines. We fit our firearms to have a tight tolerance on standard worn surplus magazines which are common place in the market. If we use a brand new unissued surplus magazine for tolerance a lot of people would have issues with all the worn magazines in the market and that can cause too much play and cause feeding issues. We don’t grind any magazines to fit. So far we have not been informed of anyone with mags not fitting just being a little tight with some unissued or like new magazine. Please feel free to email us and we will gladly take a look at your rifle no charge and will throw in a few extra mags for your troubles.
Many of these type problems can be fixed in a jiffy with a steady hand and Dremel. I made AR mags fit a mini 14 I once had. A good many 1911 mags I fixed as well
Just modify the magazine catch..i had to in a Century cetme years ago in order for it to accept G3 mags.......keep the mags stock to use in all your cetmes .....just my 2 cents.
That's what I did with my Century CETME. Looked at where the mags were getting scratched up while inserting, and made a few runs with a file. Now, all mags fit. G3 & CETME
Since you've paid dimes on dollar's for the surplus mags, just sell the spares to someone that has a rifle that accommodates their design, and order a magazine that fits the CETME C perfectly. I've had to do this many times when dealing with like ills, as my time doctoring something to work is far more valuable than just getting something that does the trick, rather than trying to trick something into doing the job it was intended for.
Great analysis, thank you! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Hello we designed these for Cetme C magazines. We fit our firearms to have a tight tolerance on standard worn surplus magazines which are common place in the market. If we use a brand new unissued surplus magazine for tolerance a lot of people would have issues with all the worn magazines in the market and that can cause too much play and cause feeding issues. We don’t grind any magazines to fit. So far we have not been informed of anyone with mags not fitting just being a little tight with some unissued or like new magazine. Please feel free to email us and we will gladly take a look at your rifle no charge and will throw in a few extra mags for your troubles.
Many of these type problems can be fixed in a jiffy with a steady hand and Dremel.
I made AR mags fit a mini 14 I once had.
A good many 1911 mags I fixed as well
Just modify the magazine catch..i had to in a Century cetme years ago in order for it to accept G3 mags.......keep the mags stock to use in all your cetmes .....just my 2 cents.
Same here.
Order a spare, original mag. catch or after market replacement and fit it to the mags.
That's what I did with my Century CETME. Looked at where the mags were getting scratched up while inserting, and made a few runs with a file. Now, all mags fit. G3 & CETME
Sounds like sounds like the Mag Catch they used is specific to HK. HK aluminum mags are still cheaply available
Buy a mag catch and machine it down instead of the magazine
Since you've paid dimes on dollar's for the surplus mags, just sell the spares to someone that has a rifle that accommodates their design, and order a magazine that fits the CETME C perfectly. I've had to do this many times when dealing with like ills, as my time doctoring something to work is far more valuable than just getting something that does the trick, rather than trying to trick something into doing the job it was intended for.
Great analysis, thank you! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
I have no idea of what you are talking about
What? Return that rifle. It won't even accept its own mag.