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I admit that I was a little concerned when I knew nothing about Bud's and it was the cheapest vendor on the web by $15 per mag. I was very skeptical, but I placed the order anyway. They arrived fast. I opened them up and they looked similar to the Ruger SR9 magazines that came with the gun, but I noticed something I didn't before: "Made in Italy". I thought everything from Ruger was made in the U.S., which made me skeptical they were Italian knock-offs in packaging complete with Ruger's logo. So, I looked closely at the mags that came with my SR9, and sure enough, they are also stamped "Made in Italy". Hmmm. At closer inspection, they are identical to the SR9 mags I already had in every way. I haven't shot anything through them, which I'll do soon enough, but I am convinced they really are the real deal-- and you can't even come close to Bud's price!
