wsp222

Based on some of the posts above, Puerto Rico must have gotten safer since I was there. In San Juan, it was difficult to find a window at street level that did not have bars on it. One restaurant we went to had an armed guard at the door (and I'm not talking about a pistol). Some areas were horribly poverty ridden. My wife and I swore never to return. St. Thomas, Paradise Island, and Bermuda are places I feel MUCH safer.

For some reason, I started thinking of the situation in Georgia a few years ago in which a bad guy shot a law enforcement officer. Obviously, the chase was on. When a bunch of sheriff's deputies caught up to the BG, he made a fatal error and tried to shoot it out. I have forgotten the exact number, but there were at least 40 bullet wounds in the BG. When a reporter later asked the sheriff why the BG was hit with that many rounds, the sheriff replied, "Because we ran out of bullets." I guess they shot until the threat was over. I thought about moving to Georgia after that so I could vote for that guy.

Before you go buy a new mag spring, switch the mag springs between the faulty mag and a good mag. If the faulty mag works fine after that and the formerly good mag is causing a problem, you'll know it's the spring.