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silverJeep | 10-16-2008 09:17 AM
Magnets and Magazines Gotta question for yall. I just got a gun safe, and when putting my guns in, realized I don't have much room for magazines. I got to thinkin, and got a couple of neodymium magnets off the fridge and they make my magazines stick great to the inside of the door (looks cool too). I need to go buy a bunch more for all my mags, but my question is this. Is there any reason i shouldn't do this? Will it magnetize my magazines? And if so, will that pose problems in their function? I realize brass and lead can't magnetize. Was concerned more about not ejecting properly, or picking up small peices of metal in or on the outside of the magazine. Any concerns???? Thanks, SilverJeep

SLV>GLD | 10-16-2008 09:20 AM
Re: Magnets and Magazines Quote:
Originally Posted by silverJeep (Post 1361773) Gotta question for yall. I just got a gun safe, and when putting my guns in, realized I don't have much room for magazines. I got to thinkin, and got a couple of neodymium magnets off the fridge and they make my magazines stick great to the inside of the door (looks cool too). I need to go buy a bunch more for all my mags, but my question is this. Is there any reason i shouldn't do this? Will it magnetize my magazines? And if so, will that pose problems in their function? I realize brass and lead can't magnetize. Was concerned more about not ejecting properly, or picking up small peices of metal in or on the outside of the magazine. Any concerns???? Thanks, SilverJeep
I think you may have a valid concern with the mag attracting bits of metal. This would be more or less of an issue depending on the firearm you are using. I wouldn't expect it to be a real issue assuming you clean out your mags after every visit to the range (which I do religiously).

silverJeep | 10-16-2008 11:48 AM
Re: Magnets and Magazines Thanks for the input.

SilverCity | 10-16-2008 12:01 PM
Re: Magnets and Magazines Quote:
Originally Posted by silverJeep (Post 1361773) Gotta question for yall. I just got a gun safe, and when putting my guns in, realized I don't have much room for magazines. I got to thinkin, and got a couple of neodymium magnets off the fridge and they make my magazines stick great to the inside of the door (looks cool too). I need to go buy a bunch more for all my mags, but my question is this. Is there any reason i shouldn't do this? Will it magnetize my magazines? And if so, will that pose problems in their function? I realize brass and lead can't magnetize. Was concerned more about not ejecting properly, or picking up small peices of metal in or on the outside of the magazine. Any concerns???? Thanks, SilverJeep
My only concern would be the effect if any on the steel tumblers in the combination lock...might have trouble opening your safe.:bear_w00t:

SLV>GLD | 10-16-2008 12:02 PM
Re: Magnets and Magazines Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverCity (Post 1362233) My only concern would be the effect if any on the steel tumblers in the combination lock...might have trouble opening your safe.:bear_w00t:
Wow, that would be a BITCH; to drill out your safe because of some magnets stuck on the inside door. I think I'd practice knocking the hell out of the safe in the interest of knocking the magnets off the door first.

SilverCity | 10-16-2008 12:20 PM
Re: Magnets and Magazines Or attach the magnets to the sides or back of the safe...

silverJeep | 10-16-2008 12:31 PM
Re: Magnets and Magazines Hmm good point. Maybe since the tumblers are near the top of the door, I'll put them on the bottom. ??? Think I'll stick a bunch on teh OUTSIDE right next to the dial and see if it effects it. If so, maybe need to rethink. If not, probably good to go.

CyberGold | 10-16-2008 09:27 PM
Re: Magnets and Magazines use velcro

extremist | 10-16-2008 09:47 PM
Re: Magnets and Magazines There might be a problem with steel-cased ammo like Wolf and Sapsan, especially with feeding the last round or two.

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