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I have not tried this. You could get some very fine sand paper and lightly sand around the upper portion of the magazine to help it insert and eject. Its also likely it'll self fit somewhat as you insert and remove it over time.
Paul F.
5 years ago
Rahmaan, yes and to resolve, mark the part of the magazine that inserts in the magazine well, insert and remove. Specific points of friction will be clearly visible. Use a dremel tool or a sander to remove/smooth material in that area in small increments until insertion and release is where you want it. I have custom fitted many magazines this way. Cheers and stay safe!
James G.
5 years ago